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Oct 18, 7:30 pm: Expansion Project
meeting at the Polish Home |
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Do you enjoy
more parking space at the Polish Home? Come to discuss and support
more changes at the Polish Home resulting from the Expansion
Project! This is an open monthly meeting, everybody interested in
the project is invited to come and discuss issues. Volunteers are
also welcomed to the meeting!
Where: at the Polish Home, just drop by; refreshments are
provided!
More:
Polish Home
Foundation,
Polish Home
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Oct 13, 8 pm: Prof. Radzilowski
talks about Anti-Semitism in Poland at the Polish Home |
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Thaddeus Radzilowski, Ph.D |
This is a second
lecture by Dr. Thaddeus Radzilowski during his visit to
Seattle. At the Polish Home he will focus
on the Polish-Jewish relations and discussions about Jan
Gross’s newest book FEAR -
Anti-Semitism in Poland after Auschwitz.
Where: at the Polish Home;
admission free
More: Piast
Institute,
Prof.
Radzilowski |
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Oct 12, 7 pm:
Prof. Radzilowski on Solidarity and the American
labor movement at the UW |
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Thaddeus Radzilowski, Ph.D |
Dr. Thaddeus
Radzilowski is a historian specializing in East Central Europe and
immigration issues. He is the president and co-founder of the
Piast Institute, a think-tank based in
Hamtramck,
MI
as well as professor emeritus of St Mary’s College in
Orchard
Lake,
MI. His lecture will focus on Poles in the
American labor movement as well as its relations with Solidarity.
The lecture is organized by the UW Polish Studies Endowment
Committee.
Where: Room #220, Kane Hall, at the
University of Washington
campus; admission free
More: Piast
Institute,
Prof.
Radzilowski, UW PSEC |
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Oct 7, 11 am: Polish Book Club meeting in
Redmond |
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The book for
the meeting is Reisefieber
by Mikolaj Lozinski, published by
Znak in 2006. This is
the first book by Lozinski, 25, a young sociologist who graduated
from the Sorbonne in
Paris. The book is a surprisingly mature
treatment of a young man dealing with the death of his mother. The
book is available in Polish, please see the Club website for more
info. New members and guests are always welcome.
Where: Room #1 at the
Redmond
Library,
NE 85th St,
Redmond,
admission free
More:
Polish Book Club, about
Lozinski and the book |
