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	No.6 , December 1998	back to INDEX>>

Guest Lectures from Abroad:

Gennadii Aigi (Poet, Russia): "Russian Avant-garde and Contemporary Poetry," December 15, 1997.
Jiri Holub (Faculty of Philosophy, Charles Univ., Czech Republic) "Discussions in the Czech Republic on the Enlargement of NATO," February 19, 1998.
Sergei V. Chugrov (Institute of Global Economy and International Relations, Russian Academy of Sciences) "The Political Preferences of Russian Regions and Patterns of Their Electoral Behavior," February 19, 1998.
Tibor Erdos (Institute of Economics, Hungarian Academy of Sciences) "Inflation and Its Main Effects in the Transition Period," February 20, 1998.
Virgilijus J. Cepaitis (Director of the Publishing Company "Tverme," Lithuania) "The Revival of Lithuania: Sajudis' Policy for Independence," February 20, 1998.
Taisia Sidortchouk (Institute of Religion Studies, Museum of World and Ukrainian Religious History, Lviv, Ukraine) "Cultural, Educational and Religious Activities by Ukrainian ѓmigrЋs in Austria during the Inter War Period," February 20, 1998.
Michal Illner (Institute of Sociology, Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic): "Small Towns in the Czech Republic after the Decay of Socialism," March 6, 1998.
Igor S. Dmitriev (D.I. Mendeleev Museum-Archives at St. Petersburg State University, Russia): "A Re-Evaluation of Mendeleev's Work in the Context of Social Conditions in the 19th Century," April 1, 1998.
Carl McMillan (Carleton University, Ottawa, Canada): "Assessing the Post-Communist Transition in Central and Eastern Europe," April 7, 1998.
Viacheslav E. Seliverstov (Institute of Economic and Industrial Organization, Siberian Branch, Russian Academy of Sciences): "New Federation Relations and Regional Policy in Russia: The Development of Siberia," June 3, 1998.
Roi Medvedev (Historian, Russia): "The October 1917 Revolution and Its Evaluation from Today's Viewpoint," October 7, 1998; "Contemporary Russia in the Eyes of the Historian," October 8, 1998.

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