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… the Program continued after the culmination of World War II through bilateral agreements that institutionalized …

… Rights (MIHR), and author of the 2019 report Prisoners of War and Civilian Hostages of Donbass. Since the beginning of …

… the Program continued after the culmination of World War II through bilateral agreements that institutionalized …

… as the bad guys. “Popular Royalism in the Revolutionary Atlantic World” gathered scholars from three continents who … http://macmillan.yale.edu/popular-royalism-revolutionary-atlantic-world . This conference was made possible by funding …

… who has worked for the BBC Russian Service, Institute of War Documentation in Amsterdam and Jewish Historical …

… 349: Indigenous Movements and Resistance in Mexico , a course that examines the emergence and development of major … on Thursday, April 17, 2025, at 12:00 PM in HQ 276 . This lecture will discuss Indigenous resistance in Michoacán, … from different perspectives and territorialities. This event has been organized by UNAM in Boston, as well as by the …

… the late nineteenth century, Japanese occupation, and Cold War division to the present day. A small country caught …

… include the social, cultural, and political history of war and violence, state-citizen relations, and the history of … Minasidis’s current book project tentatively titled War and Minorities: Citizen-Soldiers, Discrimination, and … Violence in the Ottoman Empire and Greece during the Long War (1911–1922) examines the human landscape of total …

… to the United States since 2008, will be the first event hosted by the interdisciplinary Russian Studies Project … events, and news for the Yale community. The inaugural event, “A Conversation with Russian Ambassador Kislyak,” will … 55 Hillhouse Ave. A Yale ID is required for entry to the lecture. Initial funding for the Russian Studies Project was …

… sources for perseverance and optimism in the dark times of war. From pioneering articulations of queerness in the texts …