Kundgebung
17:00 Uhr, Bremer Marktplatz
Frieden und Freiheit für die Ukraine!
Vortrag und Diskussion
19:00 Uhr, Landeszentrale für politische Bildung
NS-Überlebende in der Ukraine heute. Ragna Vogel (Kontakte-Контакты e.V.) und Marcus Meyer (Denkort Bunker Valentin) im Gespräch mit Muriel Nägler
Buchvorstellung/Diskussion
19:00 Uhr, Kukoon
Russia’s War in Ukraine. Ukrainische Wissenschaftler*innen beschreiben den Krieg.
Autorin Tetiana Kostiouchenko im Gespräch mit Eduard Klein
Buchvorstellung/Gespräch
19:00 Uhr, Theater Bremen, Foyer Großes Haus
"White But Not Quite": Gibt es antiosteuropäischen Rassismus?
mit Autor Ivan Kalmar
Einführung: Klaas Anders, Moderation: Anke Hilbrenner
Wissenswertes
Neuerscheinung / Aufsatz
Susanne Schattenberg, Emotions and Play-acting in the Cold War: How Leonid Brezhnev Won and Lost the West’s Trust, in: The Soviet and Post-Soviet Review 45 (2018), 3, S. 310-341.
This article seeks to prove that not only do emotions matter in foreign politics, but they are strong catalysts for political action. In Brezhnev’s case, it was fear of a third world war that made him strive for endurable peace. To gain the trust of the West, he tried to act like a Western statesman in order to be perceived as “familiar” and recognized as “one of us”. The article is structured along four key emotions: fear, trust, stress and mistrust, which are debated as concepts and as decisive states for Brezhnev’s foreign policy. I argue that Brezhnev won the trust of his supporters by showing he was different, but lost it when he became addicted to sleeping pills and had to retreat after 1974.
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