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Death in Reval: The Tallinn of Werner Bergengruen
culture deepbalticAugust 5, 2025 0

Death in Reval: The Tallinn of Werner Bergengruen

One of the reasons for Bergengruen’s obscurity in Germany today might be that his writing is rich and sometimes too colourful, almost baroque in his descriptionsContinue Reading →

Birutė Pūkelevičiūtė: A Prescient, Once Sidelined Lithuanian Poet
culture deepbalticMarch 24, 2025 0

Birutė Pūkelevičiūtė: A Prescient, Once Sidelined Lithuanian Poet

"“[C]rude, tropically hot … menacingly rapturous”— a review by a Lithuanian critic that anathematized émigrée poet Birutė Pūkelevičiūtė"Continue Reading →

BAXT: Andrew Miksys's Pictures of the Roma in Lithuania
culture deepbalticMarch 18, 2025 0

BAXT: Andrew Miksys's Pictures of the Roma in Lithuania

Baxt is a Romani word thought to have Persian origins, its possible meanings covering a range of nuances from luck to destiny to karmaContinue Reading →

The Third Star Shining: Making Culture in Latgalian
culture deepbalticFebruary 24, 2025 0

The Third Star Shining: Making Culture in Latgalian

by Will Mawhood Travel much in the small towns and countryside of Latvia’s lake-splashed eastern borderlands, and you’ll almost definitely hear a Baltic-sounding language that isn’t quite Latvian – at…Continue Reading →

One City, Many Stories: The Interwar Art of Vilnius, Wilno, Vilne
culture deepbalticNovember 8, 2024 0

One City, Many Stories: The Interwar Art of Vilnius, Wilno, Vilne

In the years after World War I, Vilnius spent stretches, some very short, under German, Lithuanian, Soviet and Polish controlContinue Reading →

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