Accountability for War Crimes: Discussions on the War in Ukraine and Its Meaning for the West – International Conference “Russia’s War of Aggression Against Ukraine: Challenges of Documenting and Prosecuting War Crimes”

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Dr John Cornell, The Witold Pilecki Institute of Solidarity and Valor

Received his Bachelors in Music from the University of California, Berkeley, and continued his studies in Modern European History at the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor. He received his PhD there in 1997, specializing in modern French musical culture. He moved to Warsaw in 2008, and has been working with the Pilecki Institute since 2016, aiding with programs such as their database of post-war testimonies "Chronicles of Terror" and directing their workshop series "English in Academia". As an adjunct with the Institute's Center for the Study of Totalitarianisms, his research projects have included relations between the Polish Government-in-Exile and the British Government during the Second World War, and the work of the Polish Government with the United Nations War Crimes Commission. His current project concerns the role of popular music, performance space, and youth culture during the PRL in the context of cultural politics and the development of civil society.

Studia nad Totalitaryzmami i Wiekiem XX Tom 7 2023

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2025-09-21

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CORNELL, John. Accountability for War Crimes: Discussions on the War in Ukraine and Its Meaning for the West – International Conference “Russia’s War of Aggression Against Ukraine: Challenges of Documenting and Prosecuting War Crimes”. Totalitarian and 20th Century Studies. Online. 21 September 2025. Vol. 7, pp. 184-191 (PL), 368-375 (ENG). [Accessed 30 December 2025].

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