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Prof. Matthew Pauly is giving an invited talk at the Harriman Institute (Columbia University) as part of a yearlong seminar on “Empire and Information.” STATE VIOLENCE AND CONTROL OF INFORMATION IN UKRAINE (THE 1920S-1930S): NEW ARCHIVAL FINDINGS AND METHODOLOGIES Friday, March 7, 2014 12:00pm Marshall D.… Continue Reading Prof. Matthew Pauly is giving an invited talk at the Harriman Institute

Prof. Matthew Pauly talks with Minnesota Public Radio’s Daily Circuit on the current crisis in Ukraine. http://www.mprnews.org/story/2014/03/04/daily-circuit-ukraine

Lewis Siegelbaum, Sweet Professor and Distinguished Faculty, was featured on local news in a story about Ukraine: http://www.wlns.com/story/24856612/msu-history-professor-reflects-on-life-in-ukraine

Dr. Matthew Pauly has a lot of experience with Ukraine, having served there as a state department officer and who continues active research in the region. He just published an op-ed about it in the Toronto Star: http://www.thestar.com/opinion/commentary/2014/02/28/dont_expect_ukraine_to_end_up_divided.html

Recent events in Ukraine and the Crimean peninsula prompted several North American news organizations (USA Today; National Public Radio; Slate.com; ipolitics.ca) to quote from Seventeen Moments (www.soviethistory.macalester.edu), the award-winning website that Lewis Siegelbaum co-authored and co-manages with James von Geldern of Macalester College. The news… Continue Reading “The Gift of Crimea”