The Trauma of Holodomor around the Globe. Memory and Literature 🗺
The trauma of the Holodomor was hidden from public knowledge for decades during Soviet regime. As a hidden narrative it wandered through the literature and the memories of Ukrainian people around the world, never forgotten by those who suffered and lost their loved ones. But not only they remembered and wrote about. Dr. habil. Anna Gaidash (Leipzig University / Borys Grinchenko Kyiv Metropolitan University) will highlight books about the Holodomor written by US-American authors (Bohdan Boychuk, Askold Melnyczuk, Eric Litteken) and will talk to Alexander Kratochvil (LMU Munich) about her research results.
This event will be held in English.
Organiser of the Ukrainian Week: Deutsch-Amerikanisches Institut Sachsen, Grassi-Museum Leipzig & Universitätsbibliothek Leipzig in cooperation with Polnisches Institut in Berlin – Filiale Leipzig, made possible through the generous funding of the US Embassy in Berlin, the German Federal Foreign Office, and the Saxon State Chancellery
Info: dai-sachsen.de/events/ukainian-week-art-literature-and-the-holodomor
Eintritt: frei
Ort: Polnisches Institut, Markt 10, 04109 Leipzig
Foto: Alexander Wienerberger – Holodomor 1933 in Charkiw © Wikipedia / gemeinfrei
Programm des Polnischen Instituts:
Café Ukraїna – monatliche Meet-Ups
Polska – Deutschland – France
Der Reiche – Bogacz
XXXVI. Leipziger Chopin-Tage „Chopin, Grande opéra et deux piano“
Światłoczuła / Photosensitive. Das Licht in deinen Augen
Lipiński Quartet & Monika Kruk: Mendelssohn Kontexte
Nowicki Duo: Structures of Light 🗓 🗺