top of page
  • Frame 44
  • IG (white)
  • LN (white)

SEPTEMBER 7 | 16:00-18:00

Book launch: "Førkrigstid"

How do we live with the expectation of war?


Military build-up, great-power rivalry, terrorism and cyberattacks have become part of everyday life in Europe. But living with the expectation of war is nothing new.


On 7 September, we invite you to a book launch and discussion about the particular space between war and peace that we find ourselves in today.


Historian and postdoc Frederik Forrai Ørskov will present his new book Førkrigstid and discuss its themes with Christian Jensen, Editor-in-Chief of Politiken, and Ludvig Goldschmidt, Special Adviser at the Danish Ministry of Defence. Nataliia Popovych, co-founder and Chairperson of Ukraine House in Denmark, will contribute a Ukrainian perspective to the conversation.


Førkrigstid explores how fear of war and catastrophe has shaped politics, culture and society from the First World War to the present day. 


The book is part of the series Udfordringer, developed by Nordic Humanities Center. The series is published by Nord Academic / Gads Forlag with support from the Carlsberg Foundation.


The event will conclude with a reception.


  • 7 September, 16:00–18:00

  • Ukraine House in Denmark, Gammel Dok, Strandgade 27B, 1401 Copenhagen

  • Free admission – registration via the link below

Register

You might be interested in

  • Page 11

​

Screening: Documentary series “VARTA” + Q&A
On May 11, together with Alliance of Democracies, we invite you to a screening of four short novels from the documentary series VARTA, followed by a Q&A with the project’s director Evgen Matvienko, producer Mariana Shafro and Olena “Yara” Soneslava, a sergeant and protagonist of one of the novels.

​

Different "liberation" experiences after WWII: Lessons for the present
What does “liberation” really mean? For many, the end of the Second World War did not bring freedom. In Ukraine and specifically Crimea, the defeat of Nazi Germany was followed by renewed Soviet control, repression, deportations, and the silencing of national histories.
Show more

Stay in the know

Subscribe to receive updates on upcoming events, talks, and initiatives. Stay connected with our latest announcements and opportunities.

Contacts

Gammel Dok, Strandgade 27B, 1401 København

bottom of page