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Ukraine War Poses Existential Threat to Mariupol Greeks, Ukrainian Linguist Says at Harvard Weatherhead Talk

By Anna R. Gamburd and Benjamin Isaac November 17, 2023

Tetiana V. Liubchenko, an associate professor of Greek linguistics at Kyiv National Linguistic University, discussed the displacement of Ukraine’s Mariupol Greek population since the start of Russia’s full-scale invasion of the country, during a lecture on Tuesday.

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Harvard Davis Center Celebrates 75th Anniversary, Spotlights Ongoing Ukraine War

By Hannah W. Duane and Dailan Xu October 31, 2023

Dozens of students, affiliates, and alumni gathered on campus to celebrate the 75th anniversary of Harvard’s Davis Center for Russian and Eurasian Studies this weekend.

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Penny Pritzker ’81 Among Eight Harvard Affiliates Sanctioned by Russian Government

By Miles J. Herszenhorn and Claire Yuan May 22, 2023

The Russian government sanctioned Harvard Corporation Senior Fellow Penny S. Pritzker ’81 and seven other Harvard affiliates, the country’s ministry of foreign affairs announced in a Friday press release.

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Ukraine War Poses Existential Threat to Mariupol Greeks, Ukrainian Linguist Says at Harvard Weatherhead Talk

Harvard Davis Center Celebrates 75th Anniversary, Spotlights Ongoing Ukraine War

Penny Pritzker ’81 Among Eight Harvard Affiliates Sanctioned by Russian Government

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