Author Archives: HHG

RNH Events Make the News

Posted on 16.09.13

The photo exhibition which RNH organised 23 August to 16 September 2013 at the National Library of Iceland on “International Communism and Iceland”, in cooperation with the National Library and the Institute of International Affairs at the University of Iceland, … Continue reading →

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Zver on Memory and History: Monday 16 September 17–18

Posted on 09.09.13

Dr. Andreja Valic Zver gives a paper at Iceland’s National Library Monday 16 September, 17–18, on the topic: “Why Should We Remember the Victims?” The meeting at which Dr. Zver reads her paper marks the closure of a photo exhibition … Continue reading →

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Gissurarson on the Bank Collapse: Vilnius 12 September 2013

Posted on 07.09.13

Professor Hannes H. Gissurarson, a member of the RNH Academic Council, gives a paper on the Icelandic bank collapse and lessons which European nations may draw from it, at a conference organised by the Lithuanian Free Market Institute, in Vilnius, … Continue reading →

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Andreasen: Don’t Join the European Union!

Posted on 31.08.13

Marta Andreasen, former Chief Accounting Officer and Budget Execution Director at the European Commission, had a clear message at a well-attended meeting sponsored by RNH, Icewise and other associations, on where the EU is going, Friday 30 August 2013: Don’t … Continue reading →

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Andreasen about Future of EU: Friday 30 August 17–18

Posted on 30.08.13

Marta Andreasen, former Chief Accounting Officer and Budget Execution Director at the European Commission, will give a lecture on Friday 30 August 17–18 in meeting room N-132 in Askja, the Natural Sciences House of the University of Iceland. She calls … Continue reading →

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Ukielski: First, Stalin was Hitler’s Ally

Posted on 25.08.13

A photo exhibition, a part of the RNH-AECR joint project on “Europe of the Victims”, was opened at the National Library of Iceland 23 August 2013, the day designated by the European Parliament to be a Remembrance Day for the … Continue reading →

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