Between the Bowery and the East River: Germans, Jews, and Ukrainians

Saturday 10 January

2 — 3:30 pm

In-Person at the Museum

Free

The Ukrainian Museum seeks to bring our communities together by highlighting the shared multi-cultural history of our neighborhood. Join us for a seminal presentation by author, artist, and professor of political science, Alexander J. Motyl, who will discuss how waves of German, Jewish, and Ukrainian immigrants interacted with New York City’s geography, economy, politics, and culture to shape the Lower East Side and its gentrified progeny, the East Village. Prof. Motyl’s visual presentation will be followed by a Q&A and light refreshments. More information and tickets are available on Eventbrite. 

Registration is required on Eventbrite due to limited space.

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