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Tag: WWII

Upcoming April 7 event on Latvian WWII refugee experiences

April 1, 2014

On Monday, April 7, Dr. Janis Chakars of Gwynedd Mercy University will give a guest talk titled “Merry Christmas! Our Homeland is Ablaze!: Latvian Refugee Experiences and a Book for Kids in World War II.” The talk, which is sponsored by the Center for the Study of War and Society and the Department of History […]

Filed Under: Events, News Tagged With: Chakars, cstw, displaced persons, Latvia, WWII

Author Rob Simbeck gives the 2013 Johnson Lecture

April 1, 2013

On March 20, 2013, Rob Simbeck, an award-winning author who has written for numerous periodicals, including The Washington Post and Rolling Stone, delivered the Center’s 2013 Johnson Lecture. In his talk, titled “Tennessee’s Cornelia Fort, Pearl Harbor, and the Female Pilots of World War II,” he recounted the story of Tennessee’s own Cornelia Fort, the […]

Filed Under: News Tagged With: Cornelia Fort, cstw, Johnson lecture, UTK, WWII

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