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Kristóf György Veres

Kristóf György Veres

Kristóf György Veres holds a PhD in history from Eötvös Loránd University. Earlier he was a senior researcher at the Budapest-based Migration Research Institute. Starting in September 2021, he worked for 14 months for the Center for Immigration Studies in Washington D.C. as an Andrássy National Security Fellow. During his career he has given conference presentations in English, French and Hungarian, and his writings have been published in The National Interest, Newsweek, The Washington Examiner, and Think Global Health. His research focuses on migration as well as Ukrainian refugees and IDPs.
Kristóf György Veres

Kristóf György Veres

Kristóf György Veres holds a PhD in history from Eötvös Loránd University. Earlier he was a senior researcher at the Budapest-based Migration Research Institute. Starting in September 2021, he worked for 14 months for the Center for Immigration Studies in Washington D.C. as an Andrássy National Security Fellow. During his career he has given conference presentations in English, French and Hungarian, and his writings have been published in The National Interest, Newsweek, The Washington Examiner, and Think Global Health. His research focuses on migration as well as Ukrainian refugees and IDPs.
‘If Singing Was a Weapon, the War Would Have Ended on Independence Day’ — A Report from Kyiv
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‘If Singing Was a Weapon, the War Would Have Ended on Independence Day’ — A Report from Kyiv

‘The Maidan—‘the square’ as people refer to it—became a plaza of fallen heroes in 2014: pictures commemorating the 108 protestors killed by law enforcement during the Revolution of Dignity remind everyone that for Ukrainians the struggle for self-determination didn’t start in February 2022.’

Kristóf György Veres
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12.09.2023

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