A series of three talks dedicated to Gaza at CD:
What Happened to Us? - POSTPONED

The Ervin Hladnik Milharčič panel discussions have been postponed due to ill health. New dates will be announced in due course.

Nataša Kramberger, writer; Urška Breznik, director of Pekarna Magdalenske mreže; Barbara Šurk, Middle East correspondent 
 
Writer Nataša Kramberger lives between Berlin and Jurovski Dol, a settlement in the Municipality of Sveti Jurij, Slovenia. Winner of the Prešeren Fund Award for her novel Po vsej sili živ, Kramberger’s literature creates a synergy between intimate experiences of nature and political action in a society that severs intimate bonds. Her most popular literary works are Nebesa v robidah and Primerljivi hektarji, while Brez zidu is a journalistic reportage about life in Berlin during the transition.  

Urška Breznik, director of director of Maribor’s Pekarna Magdalenske mreže and art history professor and sinologist by profession, has carved out a career establishing a network of interventions in society between culture and politics.   

Barbara Šurk lived and worked in Jerusalem as a correspondent for the Delo daily newspaper, as well as in Cairo, Baghdad, Damascus, and Dubai as a correspondent for the Associated Press.