How can you live in three different countries, feel like an emigrant and “not like everyone else,” say things that are not accepted in society your whole life, and not try to make a career, but at the same time become a famous scientist? The subject of our discussion on Sunday, November 5, at 16:00 at Common Ground bookstore will be the fate of George L. Mosse and his books, in which he studied the grounds for fascist ideology’s triumph and identified the rational foundations of the Holocaust. 

Natalia Mazur (European University in St. Petersburg, Yerevan Center for International Education), a specialist in the history of culture and visual research, will talk about Mosse and his books.