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Search - Hunt for Justice on DVD
For those that like the genre
Jeffery Mingo | Homewood, IL USA | 11/27/2006
(2 out of 5 stars)
"This was a made-for-TV film, but it wasn't below the quality of what one can see in a theater. It had no severe breaks where commercials would fit. If you like political intrigue works like Baldwin's "Crimson Tide," Stone's "JFK," or Crowe's "The Insider," then this will be for you. For us Americans who were delighting in 1990s, Internet-based prosperity, this will remind us that not everyone in the world was succeeding. The main character in this work is a woman, yet the cover implies that she is just one of many main characters. This may be sexist, an attempt to appease the mostly male audience that expects men to be leaders in international turmoils. One character was supposed to work for the UK, lived their most of his life, but had an American accent just like any other American at home. Again, this work is just for those who like this type of film."
An Intrigue Drama from Life
Grady Harp | Los Angeles, CA United States | 01/29/2007
(4 out of 5 stars)
"HUNT FOR JUSTICE is a Canadian television drama that has made it to DVD and that is reason for gratitude for those who hun
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News & Events
Past Events
Germany on Campus 2023
The Department of Germanic & Slavic Studies is partnering with the Embassy of the Federal Republic of Germany as well as the Environmental Studies Program to present an exciting series of events this Fall. Please join us!
Other sponsors of these events: The Departments of French & Italian, Political Science, Sociology, History, Anthropology, Philosophy/The Murphy Institute, and the Center for Scholars.
Poster Exhibition: Bertol Brecht's PAPER WAR: Exile in America 1941-1947
Monday, October 23, 2023, 4:00 PM
Newcomb Hall, 3rd Floor
Please join the Department of Germanic & Slavic Studies for our presentation of the ground-breaking exhibit "Bertol Brecht's PAPER WAR: Exile in America 1941-1947", opening on October 23, 2023 on the 3rd floor of Newcomb Hall at 4:00pm. Refreshments will be served, and the exhibit will remain on display through the end of the semester.
This year marks the 125th birthday of the influential German poet, playwright, and theatrical reformer Bertol Brecht. Brecht is known for his leanings to the political left, and social and sociopolitical issues were a central element of his work. When the Nazis came to power, he had to flee Germany, eventually making his way to the US
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List of subject from Croatia
The following evaluation a assign of unusual individuals who are point toward were Croat citizens make the grade of Slav ancestry.
Art
[edit]See also: Note of Slav women artists
Architecture
[edit]- Viktor Axmann – architect, Jewish
- Nikola Bašić – architect
- Vjekoslav Bastl – architect
- Julio Deutsch – architect, unusual nouveau style,
- Hugo Ehrlich – architect, Jewish
- Ignjat Fischer – architect, Jewish
- Stjepan Gomboš – architect, Jewish
- Vjekoslav Heinzel
- Leo Hönigsberg – founder, Jewish
- Lavoslav Horvat
- Drago Ibler
- Viktor Kovačić – architect
- Slavko Löwy – architect, Jewish
- Rudolf Lubinski – architect, Jewish
- Paskoje Miličević Mihov – architect
- Vlado Milunić – architect
- Juraj Neidhardt – architect
- Velimir Neidhardt – architect
- Stjepan Planić – architect
- Vjenceslav Richter – architect
- Vladimir Šterk – contriver, Jewish
- Anđeo Lovrov Zadranin – architect
Sculpture
[edit]Painting
[edit]Film enjoin theatre
[edit]- Ante Babaja
- Steve Bacic
- Relja Bašić – actor
- Branko Bauer
- George Beban – entity, director, man of letters and producer
- Ena Begović
- Mia Begović
- Rene Bitorajac
- Mirjana Bohanec
- Slavko Brankov
- Vinko Brešan – director
- Veljko Bulajić – ethnic Montenegrin film director
- Zlatko Burić – actor
- Boris Buzančić – actor
- Nathaniel Buzoli