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Wojciech NOWICKI is writer in residence in Brussels

Passa Porta (Brussels)

28/05/18 - 20/07/18

Polish writer and essayist Wojciech NOWICKI will be spending two months at the Maison internationale des littératures Passa Porta, which hosts

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Art | History

Too Soon Too Late (with Dada von Bzdülöw and Monika Drożyńska)

Centre for Fine Arts BOZAR (Brussels)

26/05/18 - 27/05/18

For the second part of the series established by the Palais des Beaux-Arts de Bruxelles (Brussels Centre for Fine Arts) entitled 1918 European Dreams

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History | Documentary

Resistance: 19 April 1943-2018

Cinema Aventure (Brussels)

19/04/18

The non-profitmaking association Mémoire Auschwitz and the Polish Institute in Brussels are joining forces to commemorate the 75th anniversary

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Film

Screening of "Tower. A Bright Day" by Jagoda SZELC

White Cinema (Docks Bruxsel)

19/04/18

It's no secret: the people working as part of the team for the Brussels Film Festival are the biggest fans of European films. So the fact that they

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Others

Conference by Katherine Lebow

Centre de recherche Mondes Modernes et Contemporains | Université Libre de Bruxelles

19/03/18

The Centre de recherche Mondes Modernes et Contemporains from the ULB is holding a conference devoted to the newest research of Katherine Lebow,

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Film

Cycle of Polish films in Liege

ULg Complexe Opéra | Liège

15/03/18 - 22/03/18

The Ciné-club Nickelodéon, an initiative kick-started by the Liege Students’ Society, is presenting a cycle devoted to Polish

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Literature

Poland-Slovenia translation and poetry evening

Université Libre de Bruxelles (ULB)

08/03/18

The ULB’s Department of Languages and Literature is holding a literary evening devoted to Polish and Slovenian literature and translation.

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Concerts | Conferences | Masterclasses

Chopin, the Soul of Sound

Royal Conservatory Brussels

04/03/18 - 06/03/18

The Polish Institute in Brussels, in collaboration with the Conservatoire Royal de Bruxelles, the Koninklijk Conservatorium Brussel and the Fryderyk

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