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Ztracená země | Příběh moderního Ruska
Lost country The story of modern Russia
Event by: Dominikánská 8
Location: 2, Jalovcová, Praha 1
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🔺 Is it possible to understand Russia? Or does the West constantly project its own wishes in a picture that does not exist? Why are we repeatedly made a mistake in estimating Russian steps? What does the world look like and why is the Russian perception of international order other than ours? Is the conflict between the West and Russia inevitable, or is there room for understanding? And is it even possible for Russia to change? The debate over the book The Lost Country by Filip Scherf will focus on the key questions of today's geopolitics. What does "understand Russia" mean? And where is the border between the analysis and the legitimization of the Russian behavior?
⭕️ Guests:
Alena Machonin She studied Russian studies and comparative studies at the Faculty of Arts. She worked as a lecturer of Czech language and literature at Moscow State University. She spent twenty years in Russia. She is the author of the book Hella. The novel is reconstructed by the fate of Czech Jewish Helena Frischerová, who survived for ten years in the Soviet work camp.
Josef Pazderka
is a journalist. He specializes in Eastern Europe, especially Russia and post -Soviet space. He studied history at the Faculty of Arts. He worked as a foreign newsletter of CT in Russia and Poland. He was the editor -in -chief of the news server currently and since October 2022 he has been the editor -in -chief of ČRo Plus. He is the author of the book Invasion 1968: Russian view, which brings the testimony of Russian actors in the occupation of Czechoslovakia. He completed his master's degree at Columbia University in the field of International Security Policy. He worked as a researcher at the Harriman Institute at the Columbia University, Rand Corporation in Cambridge (UK) and the parliamentary assembly of NATO in Brussels. He is currently working at the University of ST Andrews and lectures at the UK in Prague. He is the author of the book Lost Country: The Story of Modern Russia.
❌ Moderate: Ivana Milenkovičová href = "https://www.youtube.com/@dominikanska8"> https://www.youtube.com/@dominikanska8
Href = "https://dominikanska8.cz/archiv"> https://dominikanska8.cz/archiv
🔺 Is it possible to understand Russia? Or does the West constantly project its own wishes in a picture that does not exist? Why are we repeatedly made a mistake in estimating Russian steps? What does the world look like and why is the Russian perception of international order other than ours? Is the conflict between the West and Russia inevitable, or is there room for understanding? And is it even possible for Russia to change? The debate over the book The Lost Country by Filip Scherf will focus on the key questions of today's geopolitics. What does "understand Russia" mean? And where is the border between the analysis and the legitimization of the Russian behavior?
⭕️ Guests:
Alena Machonin She studied Russian studies and comparative studies at the Faculty of Arts. She worked as a lecturer of Czech language and literature at Moscow State University. She spent twenty years in Russia. She is the author of the book Hella. The novel is reconstructed by the fate of Czech Jewish Helena Frischerová, who survived for ten years in the Soviet work camp.
Josef Pazderka
is a journalist. He specializes in Eastern Europe, especially Russia and post -Soviet space. He studied history at the Faculty of Arts. He worked as a foreign newsletter of CT in Russia and Poland. He was the editor -in -chief of the news server currently and since October 2022 he has been the editor -in -chief of ČRo Plus. He is the author of the book Invasion 1968: Russian view, which brings the testimony of Russian actors in the occupation of Czechoslovakia. He completed his master's degree at Columbia University in the field of International Security Policy. He worked as a researcher at the Harriman Institute at the Columbia University, Rand Corporation in Cambridge (UK) and the parliamentary assembly of NATO in Brussels. He is currently working at the University of ST Andrews and lectures at the UK in Prague. He is the author of the book Lost Country: The Story of Modern Russia.
❌ Moderate: Ivana Milenkovičová href = "https://www.youtube.com/@dominikanska8"> https://www.youtube.com/@dominikanska8
Href = "https://dominikanska8.cz/archiv"> https://dominikanska8.cz/archiv