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Venue: University of Warsaw Krakowskie Przedmieście 26/28 Sala Kolumnowa in Gmach Pomuzealny JUST ACROSS THE SEA 100 YEARS OF POLISH-DANISH DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS 25. + 26.11.2019 VENUE: UNIVERSITY OF WARSAW KRAKOWSKIE PRZEDMIEŚCIE 26/28 SALA KOLUMNOWA IN GMACH POMUZEALNY 25.11.2019 Wladyslaw Bulhak, Institute of National Remembrance Intelligence and Diplomacy. Polish-Danish relations 13.45 OPENING OF THE CONFERENCE during the II World War Welcoming address Marcin Pałys, Rector of the University of Warsaw 10:30-10:45 Break Guests of Honor 10:45-12:15 PANEL 4 HRH Crown Prince Frederik of Denmark Cold War across the sea Chair: Kazimierz Musiał, University of Gdańsk HRH Crown Princess Mary of Denmark Jacek Tebinka, University og Gdansk Krzysztof Szczerski Denmark and Poland within the NATO and the Warsaw Pact Chief of Cabinet of President of Poland Przemysław Gasztold, Institute of National Remembrance/ War Studies University 14.00-15.00 PANEL 1 Polish Military Intelligence in Denmark Introduction Peer Henrik Hansen, Museum Langeland Thomas Wegener Friis, University of Southern Denmark The Project Denmark-Poland Polish-Danish diplomatic relations Lizaveta Dubinka-Hushcha, Copenhagen Business School Chair: Henryka Mościcka-Dendys, Danish Foreign policy seen from Poland Polish Ambassador to Denmark 12:15-13:00 Lunch Steen Andersen, Danish National Archive Establishment of relations 13:00-14:15 PANEL 5 Pawel Jaworski, University of Wrocław Human Relations across the Iron Curtain Polish-Danish relations 1919-1939 Chair: Erik Kulavig, University of Southern Denmark Jan. S. Ciechanowski, University of Warsaw Marianne Rostgaard, Aalborg University Polish envoys to Denmark 1919-1940 Polish-Danish cultural exchange during the Cold War 15:00-15:15 Break Svend Gottschalk Rasmussen, University of Southern Denmark Scholarship through the Iron Curtain 15:15-16:00 PANEL 2 Włodzimierz (Wladimir) Herman, Theatre director Turning points in relations Denmark as refuge for victims of the “antizionist” campaign Chair: Simon M. Torp, University of Southern Denmark Włodzimierz Borodziej, University of Warsaw 14:15-14:45 Break Denmark and Poland 1939-1945: some remarks in a 14:45-16:00 PANEL 6 comparative approach Perspectives after the Fall of Communism Niels Bo Poulsen, Royal Danish Defense Academy Chair: Grażyna Szelągowska, University of Warsaw A fresh start. Danish-Polish military cooperation since the end of the Cold War Marcin Terlikowski, Polish Institute of International Affairs Poland and Denmark in the Baltic Region: Shared Security and Cooperation 26.11.2019 Tadeusz Pilch, University of Warsaw 9:00-10:30 PANEL 3 The „Folkehøjskole” in Poland Relations before World War II Bogusława Sochańska, Danish Cultural Institute Chair: Włodzimierz Borodziej, University of Warsaw The Danish Cultural Institute in Poland Mogens Rostgaard Nissen, Danish Central Library in Kinga Raś, Polish Institute of International Affairs Southern Slesvig: Minorities of Prussia Polish-Danish relations in the 21st century Michalina Petelska, University of Gdansk Brandes in Poland 19.00 Reading theatre: Erasmus Montanus by Ludvig Holberg Agata Lubowicka, University of Gdansk/University of Tromsø translated and directed by Włodzimierz (Wladimir) Herman Polish and Danish Arctic explorers Place: Palace on the Isle in Łazienki Gardens hosted by the Danish Cultural Institute supported by:.
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