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International Conference – The Shaping of Identity and Personality under Communist Rule: History in the Service of the Totalitarian Regimes in Eastern Europe

Venue: Nordic Hotel Forum Conference Centre, Viru Väljak 3, Tallinn

9-10 June 2011

Conference Languages: English, Estonian

Organizers: The Estonian Institute of Historical Memory (www.mnemosyne.ee) and the Unitas Foundation (www.unitasfoundation.org).

For additional information please contact: http://www.mnemosyne.ee/rahvusvaheline-teaduskonverents-%E2%80%9Cidentiteedi-ja-isiksuse-kujundamine-kommunistliku-voimu-all-ajalugu-ida-euroopa-totalitaareziimide-teenistuses%E2%80%9Dinternational-conference-%E2%80%93-the-2/lang/en-us

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Interview with Olesya Orlenko, in charge of the International Relations Department at the Historical Memory Foundation ("The Journal of Power Institutions in Post-Soviet Societies", France)

The Foundation is a non-profit organization. Our goal is to provide assistance to researchers on Russian and East-European history of XXth century.

Nazi collaborator walks free in Hungary (Voice of Russia, Russia)

A Hungarian man accused of involvement in a notorious 1942 massacre has been acquitted in a verdict that shocked many around the world. Including a prominent Moscow-based historian, Alexander Dyukov.

Lvov Regional Council sides with war criminal (The Voise of Russia, Russia)

The Lvov Regional Council has appealed to the country’s authorities to protect Ivan Demianiuk who is accused of being involved in massacring the Jews and aiding and abetting the Nazis.

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