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TOL PROMOTION

Minority Coverage in Focus

With the recent events in Kyrgyzstan, the need to improve coverage of ethnic and other minorities was again thrown into stark relief. Toward that end, TOL has launched a call for applications for a distance-learning course on the subject for media professionals and bloggers from Central Asia. Deadline: September 20th, 2010

For more information or to apply, click here.

BOOK REVIEWS & ARTICLES

After Orange, Shades of Gray: The good news from Ukraine is that the bad news is not as bad as you might think.; By Peter Rutland; 12 August 2010

The Maker of a Modern Magyar City: Jozsef Finta, one of the creators of contemporary Budapest, has been called many things. Timid is not one of them.; By Peter Murphy; 22 July 2010

Happy Days in Terrible Times: The memoirs of Pippi Longstocking’s translator sell like hot cakes and break new ground in Russian writing about the Stalin era.; By Ostap Karmodi; 14 July 2010

Fawning Over the Grandson: A new book can’t praise enough the extraordinary accomplishments of Turkmenistan’s president. From openDemocracy.; By Maria Yanovskaya; 16 June 2010

An Obligation to the Past: A one-man encyclopedist devotes his life to repopulating a fading Serbian town one Austro-Hungarian at a time.; By Milovan Mracevich; 8 June 2010

A Belarusian Writer Exposes Minsk’s Dark Places: A dystopian love story brings out the rampant paranoia in Belarusian society.; By Alyaksandr Yanusik; 14 May 2010

The Russian Empire in Pelevin’s Mirror: In a return to form, Viktor Pelevin’s new novel features a metaphysical hero much like, and unlike, a certain famous Russian writer.; By Ostap Karmodi; 26 March 2010

The Nightmare of History: TOL Talk: Author Jonathan Brent on plumbing the Soviet archives, negotiating the new Russia, and encountering the real Josef Stalin.; By Andy Markowitz; 10 March 2010