Contemporary Ukrainian literature tells stories of loss, hope, resistance, and humanity. Look forward to moving stories and fascinating insights into the literary works of a country in a state of emergency.
How does war change literature? How does it change our memories?
We invite you to an event that explores, in a unique way, the impact of Russia’s war of aggression against Ukraine—and in doing so, powerfully demonstrates the power that words, stories, and memory can unleash:
Tue., Sept. 29, 7:30 p.m.
Neustrelitz, Alte Kachelofenfabrik → Register at schwerin@fes.de
Contemporary Ukrainian literature tells stories of loss, hope, resistance, and humanity. Look forward to moving texts and fascinating insights into the literary output of a country in a state of emergency.
Following the event, we will explore how war shapes memory and what role history, remembrance, and cultural identity play in Ukrainian society today.
We invite you to gain a deeper understanding of Ukraine beyond the daily news.
Admission is free. We look forward to seeing you there and to stimulating discussions. Please RSVP.
Further information: www.fes-mv.de
