Editorial
This newsletter appears one year after February 24, 2022. The suffering and horror caused by Russia’s march on Kyiv will remain unforgettable even for those who followed it from a safe distance in the media. Since then, the world has changed, whereby it’s unclear where the changes are headed.
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History Teacher of the People
Social Scientist Viktoriya Sereda (Fellow 2017/2018) on Ukranian Memory Cultures in Times of War and Migration – a Translation from the Zeitschrift für Ideengeschichte
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War and Peace. The Past and Future of Ukraine
Kateryna Mishchenko and Andrii Portnov in discussion with Martin Schulze Wessel. Transcript of the Evening Colloquium on June 13, 2022
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Cold, Ashamed, Relieved: On Leaving Russia
The Writer Maxim Osipov (Fellow 2021/2022) on Russian Escape Scenes – from The Atlantic of May 16, 2022
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Music of a Refugee
Composer Valentyn Sylvestrov performs eleven short pieces he composed during his flight from Kyiv – recorded at the Wissenschaftskolleg on March 17, 2022
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A Word from the Chairman
The year 2022 brought the gradual return to normal academic operations; finally, a “real” meeting of the Fellows’ Club could be held again – with a dense and impressive program.
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"The Collective Me: Auto-Socio-Biography as a Hybrid Genre" will take place on June 8 and 9, 2023.
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