13, 14 and 15 Septemberfrom 20:00 to 00:00
In Solidarity to Freedom
/documental exibition/
European Solidarity Centre in Gdansk and Polish Institute in Sofia
The exhibition presents the most important events of the contemporary history of Poland in the period 1980-1989. The classic, mostly black-and-white photographs are an artistic record of the road of the changes paved by “Solidarity”. A road interrupted by the introduction of martial law and leading to the agreements on the Round Table, the democratic elections in June 1989 and as a result of that the overthrowing of Communism on Poland and Central and Eastern Europe.
The exhibition presents the most important events of the contemporary history of Poland in the period 1980-1989. The classic, mostly black-and-white photographs are an artistic record of the road of the changes paved by “Solidarity”. A road interrupted by the introduction of martial law and leading to the agreements on the Round Table, the democratic elections in June 1989 and as a result of that the overthrowing of Communism on Poland and Central and Eastern Europe.
13 Septemberfrom 20:00 to 21:00
Opening of the exhibition "In Solidarity to Freedom"
15 Septemberfrom 13:00 to 15:00
*At FARGO club - A conversation about the exhibition "In Solidarity to Freedom" with Prof. Mihail Nedelchev
/discussion/
*The discussion moves and will be at FARGO club.
Prof. Mihail Nedelchev gives a lecture and talks with the audience on topics, dedicated to the democratic changes after 1989, the example given by Poland, the “Solidarity” movement, as well as to the changes in Bulgaria and Central and Eastern Europe.
Prof. Mihail Nedelchev gives a lecture and talks with the audience on topics, dedicated to the democratic changes after 1989, the example given by Poland, the “Solidarity” movement, as well as to the changes in Bulgaria and Central and Eastern Europe.
