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Date: Tue, 30 Jun 2009 09:25:04 +1000
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From: Martin <martint20@gmail.com>
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Wajda's film was released in cinemas here in Australia in May. A very
powerful film that received very good reviews in the Australian press:
http://www.theage.com.au/news/entertainment/film/film-reviews/epic-story-of-a-massacre/2009/05/27/1243103590919.html

Martin

On Tue, Jun 30, 2009 at 5:20 AM, radek szulga<rsszulga@gmail.com> wrote:
> So my boss (dept. head) came over to England while I'm running my
> program for roughly unrelated reasons and we went out for lunch
> together. He's sort of a typical American academic - smart, well
> educated, curious, down to earth (this is the American part) and
> pretty clueless about anything to do with Eastern Europe (well - I
> should be fair, he's actually done some work on the Soviet economy
> like 20 yrs ago). And then he started asking me about Katyn.
> Apparently (and I'm sorry if you guys know about this already)
> Berlusconi raised a bunch of hoopla about Wajda's film and how it
> should be "shown in every Italian classroom". The British  picked up
> on this somewhat and now, in my understanding, the movie is being
> re-released with better publicity and better promotion. My boss read
> about this in a British paper while here, got interested and started
> doing some research. He mentioned "our" Wikipedia article - as in, "I
> read on Wikipedia that... is that correct?"
>
> I actually got a bit scared - if he looked at the talk page my name's
> all over there, there isn't that many radeks around (even in Poland)
> and he's smart enough to put 2 and 2 together. And then he could click
> on my name and see the contributions, restrictions etc. I'm actually
> not worried about the content that much - he's a good guy and pretty
> level headed and we ge along very well - but I was scared that he'd
> end the conversation with something like "you need to stop playing on
> Wikipedia and focus more on publishing for tenure" (getting tenure in
> Econ can be pretty brutal though despite my Wiki addiction I think
> I've managed to stay on track so far).
>
> Anyway. For one thing, it's nice to see that our articles actually DO
> matter, and in a way this underscores that they matter a lot. For the
> other, if I ever do the disappearing thing, I'm totally going for more
> anonymity. Even though that's sort of wussy.
>
> Oh, and personally I actually didn't like the film that much (probably
> because I don't like Wajda in general that much)
>
> Radek
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