Events / Announcements
Photo: HU OSA 300-1-8 RFE/RL Public Affairs Photographic Files
New Call Open for Visegrad Scholarship at OSA: Lessons of the Cold War?
Researchers, students, artists, journalists can apply until July 25, 2023!
Announcement - posted on 30/May/2023
Cold War Archives Research (CWAR) Institute Fellowship
CWAR Fellows Begin Research at Blinken OSA Archivum
An initiative of the Wilson Center in collaboration with the LSE and Corvinus University.
Announcement - posted on 30/May/2023
Fortepan / Schiffer Pál
RE:FOCUS - Film Heritage Through the De/Post/Anti-colonial Lenses: New Perspectives in Research...
Workshop call for film scholars and professionals from academic and heritage institutions. Deadline May 31, 2023.
Announcement - posted on 23/May/2023
MTVA – National Photo Archive, Budapest - photo by Adorján Rezső
PETŐFI PROGRAMS AT BLINKEN OSA ARCHIVUM
The Archivum is organising a series of events between 22 March and 28 May, 2023 titled Petőfi Délibáb.
Announcement - posted on 17/May/2023
Historical inscription in Polish, in Brest, Belarus (Stanisław Boridczenko)
May 15, 2023: Visegrad Scholarship at OSA Presentations
Join the event in the Archivum, or online!
Announcement - posted on 12/May/2023
Blog Posts / Podcasts
Toward a Nuclear Archive: from Peaceful Atom to the Long Shadow of Chernobyl

On April 26, 1986, 37 years ago, an accident at the Chernobyl nuclear power plant caused a radioactive cloud that spread over a large...
Blog - posted on 28/Apr/2023
Lost Memory: Archiving an Online Auschwitz Exhibit

April 16 is the Memorial Day of Hungarian Victims of the Holocaust. The Blinken OSA Archivum opened its Auschwitz 1945–1989....
Blog - posted on 14/Apr/2023
Nuclear Disarmament and the Budapest Memorandum: “the Arrival of a Safer Era for the World”?

On December 5, 1994, an event took place in Budapest, Hungary, which became the final and defining step in a series of decisions toward...
Blog - posted on 3/Mar/2023
From Coal Cellar to Domed Hall (and Beyond): 45 Years Since the Return of the Holy Crown

Matthew Nimetz, a Trustee of Central European University, told the following story on a cold winter’s day in Nádor Street: “In the late...
Blog - posted on 12/Jan/2023
Remembering Andrei Sakharov: The Truth of One Man

”Westerners ask how Soviet citizens feel about their government's actions in Afghanistan; this question is...
Blog - posted on 13/Dec/2022