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KRIMINOLÓG V PRVEJ LÍNII: VÝZVY A DILEMY DOKUMENTOVANIA VOJNOVÝCH ZLOČINOV
CRIMINOLOGY ON THE FRONT LINE: CHALLENGES AND DILEMMA OF DOCUMENTING WAR CRIMES
Event by: Nadácia POLIS
Location: Cuba Libre Rum & Cigar House, Žilina, Mariánske námestie 31, Žilina
About event
Guests:
Petr Pojman, criminologist, political analyst, expert in the investigation of war crimes, founder of T4U
Jaroslav Valent, editor-in-chief of the Historical Revue (also in the role of moderator)
Program:
Moderated interview with an expert guest
Screening of the documentary film Great Patriotic Trip (CR, 2025, 100 min, directed by Robin Kvapil)
Open discussion with the audience: questions, reactions, reflection
Discussion topics and questions:
1. How is war prepared in the 21st century?
2. The work of a criminologist in the front line
3. Russia's modus operandi: what does the evidence say?
4. Does the documentation make sense?
5. Security risks in Eastern Europe
6. The human dimension of work in the field
The event will also include an exhibition corner with evidence items from the Russian occupation.
The event will take place at two times – at 8.30 and 12.30 – preferably for students, but it is also open to the general public.
Photo: Petr Pojman Archive
Petr Pojman, criminologist, political analyst, expert in the investigation of war crimes, founder of T4U
Jaroslav Valent, editor-in-chief of the Historical Revue (also in the role of moderator)
Program:
Moderated interview with an expert guest
Screening of the documentary film Great Patriotic Trip (CR, 2025, 100 min, directed by Robin Kvapil)
Open discussion with the audience: questions, reactions, reflection
Discussion topics and questions:
1. How is war prepared in the 21st century?
2. The work of a criminologist in the front line
3. Russia's modus operandi: what does the evidence say?
4. Does the documentation make sense?
5. Security risks in Eastern Europe
6. The human dimension of work in the field
The event will also include an exhibition corner with evidence items from the Russian occupation.
The event will take place at two times – at 8.30 and 12.30 – preferably for students, but it is also open to the general public.
Photo: Petr Pojman Archive