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Explore espionage and life under Communist rule in Czechoslovakia with Mark Cornwall, Emeritus Professor of Modern European History at Southampton. This Eastbourne lecture takes place at St Saviour’s Church Hall on South Street.

Join the Historical Association’s East Sussex branch for a talk entitled My Life as a Spy in Communist Czechoslovakia. The event features lecturer Mark Cornwall, Emeritus Professor of Modern European History at the University of Southampton, and is organised locally by John Oliphant.

The lecture explores a fascinating chapter of modern European history through the lens of espionage and life under Communist rule in Czechoslovakia. It is presented as a branch event, making it suitable for anyone with an interest in history, the Cold War, or Central and Eastern Europe.

The event takes place in Eastbourne at St Saviour’s Church Hall on South Street. Attendees can contact Dr John Oliphant by email or telephone for branch enquiries and booking information.

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Mark Cornwall

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3 June 2027, 19:00 – 21:00

Location

In-person · St Saviour’s Church Hall, South Street, Eastbourne BN21 4UT, Eastbourne
Participation fee: £3

Entry is free to members. Visitors pay £3. Annual local membership is £15, payable at the door.

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