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Location: Bowdoin / Eurasian and East European Studies / Courses / Fall 2010

Eurasian and East European Studies (EEES)

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Courses

Fall 2010

GER 151
The Literary Imagination and the Holocaust
Steven Cerf

GOV 321
Social Protest and Political Change
Laura Henry

GOV 230
Post-Communist Russian Politics and Society
Laura Henry

History 219
Russia's Twentieth Century
K. Herrlinger

History 311
Experiments in Totalitarianism
K. Herrlinger

RUS 022
“It Happens Rarely, Maybe, But It Happens” -- Fantasy and Satire in East Central Europe
Ray Miller

RUS 221
Revolution and Love in Russian Film
Jane Knox-Voina