Lecture 8 Archive – Lyudmila Pavlichenko – Lady Death: The Most Lethal Female Sniper in History

Welcome to the eighth installment of our lecture archive—a space where ideas live on after the event itself. Here you can revisit past talks, explore new perspectives, and dive deeper through slides, transcripts, recordings, and images. Our goal is to keep this knowledge accessible to anyone who wants to learn, reflect, or share.

Lecture X Archive – Lyudmila Pavlichenko – Lady Death: The Most Lethal Female Sniper in History

The remarkable life of a Ukrainian educator, feminist, and nation-builder who transformed early childhood learning. Born into a challenging era, Rusova became a pioneering voice for progressive education, women’s rights, and cultural identity—leaving a legacy that helped shape modern Ukrainian pedagogy.

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Lecture 7 Archive – Maria Prymachenko – The Artist Who Painted a Nation’s Imagination