January 13th, 2011: The Filming of a special TV discussion “How media transformed 1991 Vilnius events into historical turning point?”
Updated 2010-12-28
The Embassy of the Republic of Lithuania & Lithuanian National Television cordially invite you to the filming of a special TV discussion “How media transformed 1991 Vilnius events into historical turning point?” Dedicated to 13 January 1991 – Lithuania’s fight for freedom and eastward expansion of democracy.
Where: Newseum, The Knight Broadcasting Studio
555 Pennsylvania Ave., Washington, DC
555 Pennsylvania Ave., Washington, DC
Guest entrance: Guests should arrive via 6th Street Entrance, located between C Street and Pennsylvania Avenue.
Parking: There is no on-site parking; two garages are available on 6th Street between Pennsylvania Ave & C Street, NW.
Parking: There is no on-site parking; two garages are available on 6th Street between Pennsylvania Ave & C Street, NW.
When: Thursday, January 13, 2011
2:30 PM – 2:45 PM - Registration and Security screening
3:00 PM – 4:30 PM - Discussion and Filming
4:45 PM – 6:30 PM - Reception
2:30 PM – 2:45 PM - Registration and Security screening
3:00 PM – 4:30 PM - Discussion and Filming
4:45 PM – 6:30 PM - Reception
RSVP: by January 8, 2011 leonas.garbacauskas@ltembassyus.org
Space is limited and reservations are required!
Space is limited and reservations are required!
Panel Discussion with Joyce Barnathan, Kevin Klose, Andrew Nagorski, Claudia Rosett and David Satter
Moderated by Paul A. Goble, former Special Adviser on Soviet nationality issues and Baltic affairs to the Secretary of State James A. Baker and Rita Miliūtė, prominent Lithuanian journalist and television host
