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Gregory Melikian (Endower of the Center)
How he ended WWII
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Volker Benkert (History)
How ordinary citizens made sense of abrupt political change in 20th century Germany.
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Keith Brown (History, Culture & Politics)
Oral history of anti-authoritarianism in unexpected places.
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Anna Cichopek-Gajraj (History)
Polish and Jewish efforts to rebuild lives after World War II.
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Eugene Clay (Religious Studies)
The diversity of Christian practice and beliefs in Russia.
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Dave Fossum (Ethnomusicology)
Copyright Consciousness: Musical Creativity and Intellectual Property in Turkey
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Laurie Manchester (History)
The contribution of marginalized communities to Russian national identity.
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Robert Niebuhr (History)
Tito's distinctive, personal approach to diplomacy and foreign policy.
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Ana Hedberg Olenina (Comparative Literature & Media Studies)
Lessons in the creative fusion of art and science from early Soviet film.
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Victor Peskin (International Relations & Comparative Politics)
The enduring importance of International War Crimes Tribunals in the campaign to protect human rights.
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Iveta Silova (International Education)
Enduring social and political influences of our high school experience.
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Danko Šipka (Language & Applied Linguistics)
Language, cultural difference, and the pleasure of dictionaries.
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