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Baltic Partisans on Screen: Room for Improvement
culture deepbalticMay 12, 2022 0

Baltic Partisans on Screen: Room for Improvement

"I think that in all three programmes much too little use is made of the genuine role of women in the partisan war"Continue Reading →

How Lithuanians Conquered the World: The Case for a Migration Museum
Author deepbalticJanuary 21, 2021 0

How Lithuanians Conquered the World: The Case for a Migration Museum

Those who left made a tremendous impact globally, and without them, there may never have been the Beatles or Bob DylanContinue Reading →

Back to Shul: Capturing the Uses of Lithuania's 100 Former Synagogues
Feature Article deepbalticNovember 14, 2017 0

Back to Shul: Capturing the Uses of Lithuania's 100 Former Synagogues

"I visited and photographed former synagogues in 59 Lithuanian towns, villages and cities whose contemporary uses include churches, funeral parlours, shops, hairdressers..."Continue Reading →

Discussing Identity and Minorities in an Estonian Border City, Pt. 2
Estonia deepbalticApril 12, 2017 0

Discussing Identity and Minorities in an Estonian Border City, Pt. 2

Narva is a particularly interesting place to discuss minorities and identy, being more overwhelmingly minority-majority than any large city in the Baltics.Continue Reading →

Discussing Identity and Minorities in an Estonian Border City
Estonia deepbalticApril 7, 2017 2

Discussing Identity and Minorities in an Estonian Border City

Narva is a particularly interesting place to discuss minorities and identy, being more overwhelmingly minority-majority than any large city in the Baltics.Continue Reading →

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