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 Интервью с Инной Гэншоу - исследователем Университета Люксембурга, 22.02.2023г.Ganschow, Inna  ; Speeches/Talks (2023) The interview treats the creation of the Luxembourg Ukrainian Researcher Network LURN at the C2DH and the oral history project with war the testimonies of Ukrainian refugees in the Greater Region "24.02 ... [more ▼] The interview treats the creation of the Luxembourg Ukrainian Researcher Network LURN at the C2DH and the oral history project with war the testimonies of Ukrainian refugees in the Greater Region "24.02.22, 5 am: Testimonies from the War". У нас в гостях исследователь университета Люксембурга Инна Гэншоу @innaganschow. При ее непосредственном участии на базе Люксембургского университета была создана Украинская ассоциация ученых - LURN. Ее цель - познакомить украинских ученых с академической культурой Люксембурга и запустить новые совместные проекты, создать базу для двусторонних и международных проектов, обмена, коопераций. А также наработки навыков и партнерств, которые помогут академическому сообществу Украины восстановить науку и интегрировать ее в европейский контекст. [less ▲] Detailed reference viewed: 77 (3 UL)Interview: Contemporary Russian Diaspora of LuxembourgGanschow, Inna ; Speeches/Talks (2020) So today let’s talk about us, especially since there is a great reason. Inna Ganshow, a professor at the University of Luxembourg, wrote a book about the history of Russian emigration to Luxembourg in the ... [more ▼] So today let’s talk about us, especially since there is a great reason. Inna Ganshow, a professor at the University of Luxembourg, wrote a book about the history of Russian emigration to Luxembourg in the 20th and 21st centuries. The book is being published the other day, and we met with Inna – we had already talked with her about white emigration, we also talked about the general trends of Russian migration behavior. And what does a modern portrait of a Russian-speaking migrant in Luxembourg look like? We will receive the answer to this question in a few minutes [less ▲] Detailed reference viewed: 106 (4 UL)Interview: Research on the Russian Migration at the University of LuxembourgGanschow, Inna ; Speeches/Talks (2019) Detailed reference viewed: 58 (0 UL)Interview: Who were "the first Russians" in Luxembourg?Ganschow, Inna ; Speeches/Talks (2019) "The first Russian" in Luxembourg, which arrived in the 1920ths, were not the first ones. The pre-history of the Russian presence in the Grand Duchy before WWI and the further development regarding the ... [more ▼] "The first Russian" in Luxembourg, which arrived in the 1920ths, were not the first ones. The pre-history of the Russian presence in the Grand Duchy before WWI and the further development regarding the two world wars and the post-war situation were the topic of this radio interview. [less ▲] Detailed reference viewed: 142 (6 UL)Interview: International University Projects between Luxemburg and Tambov, RussiaGanschow, Inna ; Speeches/Talks (2019) The interview treats two main topics: 1. the interdisciplinary student project between Universities of Luxembourg and University of Tambov, Russia, dedicated to the Luxembourgish-Russian crossroads of ... [more ▼] The interview treats two main topics: 1. the interdisciplinary student project between Universities of Luxembourg and University of Tambov, Russia, dedicated to the Luxembourgish-Russian crossroads of history and 2. the meaning of the city of Tambov in the contemporary history of Luxembourg, connected to the Luxembourger forcibly recruited soldiers in the soviet captivity. [less ▲] Detailed reference viewed: 73 (1 UL) |
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