THE 11th INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE OF ISSEI
(International Society for the Study of European Ideas)
Helsinki 2008

Topic of the Panel (Workshop):
"East-West Emigration in the XX century: Its Cultural Dimension"
1st August 2008

Co-Chairs:
Prof. Dr. Swetlana Czerwonnaja (Poland, Nicolaus Copernicus University)
Dr. Miroslaw Adam Supruniuk (Poland, Nicolaus Copernicus University)

Contact e-mail addresses:
swetlana@his.uni.torun.pl
M.Supruniuk@bu.uni.torun.pl

Program of the Workshop:
An international research team would undertake a discussion on creating a definition, a classification and periodization, an assessment, and provide the description on the role and importance of the East-West emigration in the XX century European history, on the background of the totalitarian regimes in the Eastern European countries. First of all the objective of the above mentioned international and interdisciplinary research team would be to determine the methodology of the phenomena "East-European Emigration" studies, to discuss the sources as well as to define the research problems resulted, among others, from language and cultural barriers, different historical experiences, political prejudices - i.e. other understanding and judgement of the events.

1. Prof. Dr. Wacław Lewadowski - Poland, Toruń, Nicolaus Copernicus University, The Archives of Polish Emigration
   e-mail: Archiwum@bu.uni.torun.pl
   What we know and what we don't know about the Polish emigration after the II World War: the methodological aspects of the problem's study and the state of the factography basis.
2. Prof. Dr. Swetlana Czerwonnaja - Poland, Toruń, Nicolaus Copernicus University, Department of Ethnology
   e-mail: swetlana@his.uni.torun.pl, czervona@aha.ru
   The cultural potential of the Displaced Persons from the Baltic states (Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia) in the post-war Germany (1940th).
3. Prof. Dr. Andrey Tolstoy - Russia, Moscow, Russian Arts Academy
   e-mail: pinak@mail.cnt.ru, nii-arts@yandex,ru
   The artists of Russian Emigration in the France: four historical "waves" of the XX century.
4. Prof. Dr. Jan Krasicki - Poland, University of Wrocław, Department of the Philosophy
   e-mail: jkra@uni.opole.pl
   The development of Russian philosophical thought in the Western Europe (circumstances of the political emigration).
5. Dr. Mirosław Adam Supruniuk - Poland, Toruń, Nicolaus Copernicus University, University Library
   e-mail: M.Supruniuk@bu.uni.torun.pl
   The Polish art in exile: leading trends and persons (the middle and second half of the XX century).
6. Mgr. Anna Walkowiak - Poland, Toruń, Nicolaus Copernicus University
   e-mail: annwall@wp.pl
   The interpretation of finish culture in the Slavic World (on the example of polish publications of "Kalevala").
7. Mgr. Andrzej Słowikowski
   S. Kierkegaard's Philosophy and the cultural dialog between Denmark and Poland in XX century.
8. Dr. Dmitry Grigorowich
   e-mail: dgrig@ok.ru
   The security of economic migrations in the beginning of the XXI century.
9. Mgr. Mariusz Krysiewicz
   e-mail: 7mario7@wp.pl
   Lithuanians in Poland: the emigrants, who newer emigrated.
10. Dr. Sergey Mikhalchenko - Russia
    e-mail: smikh10@hotmail.com
    E. A. Lyatsky and Russian writers: emigrant years (on materials of Literary Archive of Czechia).

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