Boris Berezovsky's Speech at the Kennan Institute Postponed
The Kennan Institute announces that Boris Berezovsky's speech at the Kennan Institute scheduled for December 10, 2003 at 3:30 p.m. will be postponed due to a delay in Mr. Berezovsky's visa to enter the United States.The speech will be rescheduled when Mr. Berezovsky next travels to the United States.
The Kennan Institute announces that Boris Berezovsky's speech at the Kennan Institute scheduled for December 10, 2003 at 3:30 p.m. will be postponed due to a delay in Mr. Berezovsky's visa to enter the United States.
The speech will be rescheduled when Mr. Berezovsky next travels to the United States.
What: "A Perspective on the Current Political Situation in Russia"
Who: Boris Berezovsky, Chairman, Foundation for Civil Liberties
When: POSTPONED—TO BE RESCHEDULED
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