Subject: Misha Glenny Lecture
Topic: events
From: dkk@engc.bu.edu (Kiriaki-Domenica Karavitaki)
 
                   The Hellenic Resources Institute 
                        in Cooperation with
                the Tufts University Hellenic Society 
                              Present
              Acclaimed Journalist & Writer Misha Glenny
                                on
                      "The Third Balkan War"
 
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 On April 27, 1995, the Hellenic Resources Institute (HRI), Cambridge in
 cooperation with the Tufts University Hellenic Society, welcome acclaimed
 journalist and writer Misha Glenny to the STAR Auditorium at the Kennedy
 School of Government, Cambridge for a lecture/presentation entitled, "The
 Third Balkan War."
 Misha Glenny is a writer and broadcaster living in Thessaloniki, northern
 Greece. During the first two years of the wars in Yugoslavia, he was the
 Central Europe Correspondent of the BBC World Service based in Vienna,
 working throughout central and southeastern Europe. 
 In articles and broadcasts, Mr. Glenny was one of the key correspondents, who
 predicted the outbreak of war in both Croatia and Bosnia-Hercegovina. Mr.
 Glenny has written for numerous publications including the New York Times,
 the New York Book Review, Foreign Affairs, Harper's Magazine, and others. He
 has received acclaim both for his journalistic work and for his book, The
 Fall of Yugoslavia:  The Third Balkan War. Mr. Glenny is also the author of
 The Rebirth of History:  Eastern Europe in the Age of Democracy. A speaker of
 German, Czech and Serbo-Croat, he has taken his experiences,           
 and is working on a history of Balkan nationalism over the past two
 centuries.
 The Hellenic Resources Institute, was founded by a group of young Greek
 academics and professionals in May, 1993. HRI is based in Cambridge,
 Massachusetts and Athens, Greece and is an independent, non-profit
 organization whose goal is to create a link between the Greek public policy
 maker and academicians, professionals, entrepreneurs and scientists of the
 Greek Diaspora and the international community.
 
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 "The Third Balkan War" will take place at the STAR Auditorium, The Kennedy
 School of Government, 79 John F. Kennedy Street, Cambridge, MA; 6:00 p.m.
 This lecture is open to the public.