We are glad to inform that Lisa H\u00f6henleitner (graduate from the European Viadrin University and the winner of the 1st Scientific Award of the Ambassador of the Republic of Poland 2016 for the best MA thesis) is one from among 22 authors of essays on the relation Wroc\u0142aw-Berlin to be published in the new book entitled: “Wroc\u0142aw i Berlin. Historia wzajemnych oddzia\u0142ywa\u0144\u201d (Wroc\u0142aw and Berlin. The story of mutual impact). Edited by Mateusz Hartwich and Uwe Rada. Lisa H\u00f6henleitner developed in her essay the relation between our Oppenheim\u2019s House at Plac Solny in Wroc\u0142aw and Berlin. The authors of the remaining essays are, i.a.: Roswitha Schieb, Professor Krzysztof Ruchniewicz, Wolfgang Thierse and Vasco Kretschmann. The book was published in a two languages version (Polish and German) at Kulturprojekte Berlin.<\/p>\n
Moreover, we would like to invite you to the following two meetings in Berlin: May, 17th – there will be a meeting at the Berlin City Hall at 7 pm. with such guests as: Katarzyna Wielga-Skolimowska, Lisa H\u00f6henleitner, Mateusz Hartwich and Uwe Rada. Free entrance. <\/p>\n
May, 20th – there will be a meeting at 7 pm. at the German-Polish bookshop \u201cBuchbund\u201d, Sanderstra\u00dfe 8 in Neuk\u00f6lln. The talk with Uwe Rada and Mateusz Hartwich will concern Berlin, Wroc\u0142aw and Breslau. Free entrance. <\/p>\n
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