Personal Reflections on the War in Ukraine
Wednesday, 23 Mar 2022 at 7:30 pm – Webex
Webex Link: https://bit.ly/3tf47NKThis event will be recorded. The recording will be posted on the Lectures website at Recordings > Available Recordings for two weeks.
The war on Ukraine has brought suffering and death to its people. The whole world has watched as Russia attacks infrastructure, civilians, and nuclear power plants. Russia is growing increasingly isolated as financial institutions, businesses, and cultural entities cut ties with the country. The possibility of nuclear war and the effects on the world economy have shaken many. This panel will focus on the impacts the war is having on Ukranian-Americans and those who have worked in Russia.
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