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SUMMARY: Ziegler Lecture: “H.G. Wells and Early Soviet Science Fiction”
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 width="620" height="958" />"H.G. Wells and Early Soviet Science Fiction"</p
 ><p>Dr. Galya Diment<br />Professor of Slavic\, University of Washington</p
 ><p>Dr. Galya Diment is a Professor in the Slavic Department\, Thomas L. & 
 Margo G. Wyckoff Endowed Faculty Fellow\, and Joff Hanauer Distinguished Pr
 ofessor in Western Civilization at the University of Washington. She is kno
 wn for her work in Russian Jewish Studies and Anglo-Russian connections as 
 well as her expertise on Nabokov and Goncharov. Her current project is a st
 udy of H.G. Wells and Russia.</p><p>Lunch is sponsored by the Institute for
  European Studies." alt="Poster with image of octopus and lecture details" 
 width="620" height="958" />"H.G. Wells and Early Soviet Science Fiction"</p
 ><p>Dr. Galya Diment<br />Professor of Slavic\, University of Washington</p
 ><p>Dr. Galya Diment is a Professor in the Slavic Department\, Thomas L. & 
 Margo G. Wyckoff Endowed Faculty Fellow\, and Joff Hanauer Distinguished Pr
 ofessor in Western Civilization at the University of Washington. She is kno
 wn for her work in Russian Jewish Studies and Anglo-Russian connections as 
 well as her expertise on Nabokov and Goncharov. Her current project is a st
 udy of H.G. Wells and Russia.</p><p>Lunch is sponsored by the Institute for
  European Studies.</p>
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