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Daniel Filip

@danielfilip25

Ph.D. in History, @UAICiasi
Researching Romanian-Polish relations during the '80s. Interested in history of diplomatic/international relations in the Cold War

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Polish and Romanian posters for the 1986 film The Gold Train. A co-production between Poland & Romania about the evacuation of Polish gold bullion in 1939. I knew about the gold train but not that there was a movie. I will have to give it a watch. 🇵🇱 🎥 🇷🇴

Polish and Romanian posters for the 1986 film The Gold Train. A co-production between Poland & Romania about the evacuation of Polish gold bullion in 1939. I knew about the gold train but not that there was a movie. I will have to give it a watch. 🇵🇱 🎥 🇷🇴
Cold War Research Network (@cwr_network) 's Twitter Profile Photo

📢 EVENT REMINDER 📢 Three more weeks until @UnaBergmane joins us to present and discuss her new book "Politics of Uncertainty" 📅6 April 2023 ⏰16.00 - 18.00 CET 📍 Utrecht University, Drift 25 - Room 301. 3512 BR Utrecht For more info on the event: coldwarresearchnetwork.nl/2023/02/22/boo…

📢 EVENT REMINDER 📢

Three more weeks until @UnaBergmane joins us to present and discuss her new book "Politics of Uncertainty"
 
📅6 April 2023
⏰16.00 - 18.00 CET
📍 Utrecht University, Drift 25 - Room 301. 3512 BR Utrecht
For more info on the event: coldwarresearchnetwork.nl/2023/02/22/boo…
Polishhistory - History Portal (@portalhistory) 's Twitter Profile Photo

On 20 March 1942 The "Anchor", a sign of Poland’s fight for independence, appeared for the first time on the walls of Warsaw. It was a symbol of hope for regaining Polish independence from its occupation by Nazi Germany. It was widely used during World War II.

On 20 March 1942 The "Anchor", a sign of Poland’s fight for independence, appeared for the first time on the walls of Warsaw. It was a symbol of hope for regaining Polish independence from its occupation by Nazi Germany. It was widely used during World War II.
Jerzy Rohoziński, Ph. D. (@rohozinskij) 's Twitter Profile Photo

🇷🇺 export en masse and destroy documents from 🇺🇦 archives This is an old #Soviet practice of obliterating the traces of its crimes. Pictured: a memo from KGB chief Shelepin in 1959, requesting the destruction of the files of 21,857 🇵🇱officers executed in 1940. #History #Russia

🇷🇺 export en masse and destroy documents from 🇺🇦 archives This is an old #Soviet practice of obliterating the traces of its crimes. Pictured: a memo from KGB chief Shelepin in 1959, requesting the destruction of the files of 21,857 🇵🇱officers executed in 1940. #History #Russia
Cold War Conversations Podcast 🇺🇦 (@coldwarpod) 's Twitter Profile Photo

East German border guards carry away a refugee who was wounded by #EastGerman gunfire as he dashed through border installations toward the #BerlinWall in 1971. via rarehistoricalphotos.com/berlin-wall-pi…

East German border guards carry away a refugee who was wounded by #EastGerman gunfire as he dashed through border installations toward the #BerlinWall in 1971. via rarehistoricalphotos.com/berlin-wall-pi…
LSE International History Seminar (@lsehy509) 's Twitter Profile Photo

We are thrilled to finally announce the adapted programme of LSE International History Seminar research seminar for Summer Term 2023! Register now & join us online: eventbrite.co.uk/o/lse-hy509-26…

We are thrilled to finally announce the adapted programme of <a href="/LSEHY509/">LSE International History Seminar</a> research seminar for Summer Term 2023!

Register now &amp; join us online: eventbrite.co.uk/o/lse-hy509-26…
Polishhistory - History Portal (@portalhistory) 's Twitter Profile Photo

On 4 June 1989, Solidarity's win in the first (somewhat) free parliamentary elections in post-war Poland sparks off a succession of peaceful anti-communist revolutions in Eastern Europe, resulting in the creation of the so-called Contract Sejm and beginning the Autumn of Nations.

On 4 June 1989, Solidarity's win in the first (somewhat) free parliamentary elections in post-war Poland sparks off a succession of peaceful anti-communist revolutions in Eastern Europe, resulting in the creation of the so-called Contract Sejm and beginning the Autumn of Nations.
Notes from Poland 🇵🇱 (@notesfrompoland) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Today marks the 79th anniversary of the Warsaw Uprising against German occupation, the largest military operation by any European resistance movement in WWII. Sylwester Braun, a member of the resistance, documented the dramatic and tragic events on film notesfrompoland.com/2021/07/28/the…

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CfP: "Humanitarian and Development Aid during the Cold War" March 21-22, #2024, Bucharest, ROMANIA Organizer: New Europe College Deadline: February 2nd, 2024. #conference #Researchpaper #humanitarianaid #UN #CFP rohumaid.wordpress.com/home-2/news/?f…

Cold War Project (@cwihp) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Applications from graduate students for the 2024-2025 Cold War Archives Research (CWAR) Institute are now being accepted. The deadline to apply is Sunday, September 1, 2024. wilsoncenter.org/opportunity/ca…