Imagining Lithuania’s Wolf Children: An Interview with Alvydas Šlepikas
"They went through the circles of hell in their childhood, and maybe that is why it was so difficult to remember it afterwards"Continue Reading →
Paneriai under the Soviets: Between Abandonment and Commemoration
Up to 70,000 people, mostly Jews from Vilnius, were shot at Paneriai during the Nazi occupation of LithuaniaContinue Reading →
Red Courland: A Guide to the Revolutionary Relics of Kuldīga
“In this building in Autumn 1905 was based the Kuldīga Revolutionary Committee”Continue Reading →
The Interwar Plan for a “Backup Lithuania”: An Interview with Karolis Kaupinis
"Searching for solutions on a large scale, he didn’t find any on the small scale. That’s pretty usual among people."Continue Reading →
Latgalian: How the Language of Eastern Latvia is Being Revitalised
Latgalian is the mother tongue of around 164,000 people. Historically subject to restrictions and stigmatisation, now a new generation are reviving their languageContinue Reading →