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A Ghost Town Unsuitable for Humans: Patarei Sea Fortress
Author deepbalticFebruary 1, 2016 4

A Ghost Town Unsuitable for Humans: Patarei Sea Fortress

“When I walk through the place, memories of other people keep popping up; it is a geography of grief."Continue Reading →

Dissidence in Our Blood: Survival in a 1984 Soviet Bunker
Author deepbalticJanuary 28, 2016 2

Dissidence in Our Blood: Survival in a 1984 Soviet Bunker

“You, obviously, have got to play the dissident. You Lithuanian-Americans were all dissidents to the Soviets.”Continue Reading →

The Project to Restore the 200-Year-Old Jewish Cemetery Destroyed Under Soviet Rule
Author deepbalticJanuary 16, 2016 1

The Project to Restore the 200-Year-Old Jewish Cemetery Destroyed Under Soviet Rule

Under Soviet rule, tens of thousands of Jewish gravestones were ripped from the graves they marked at the historic "Old" and "New" Jewish cemeteriesContinue Reading →

Latvia's Hidden Viking Heritage: the Lost City of Seeburg
Uncategorized deepbalticDecember 17, 2015 2

Latvia's Hidden Viking Heritage: the Lost City of Seeburg

If you visit Grobiņa nowadays, you will see almost no signs of the past settlement.Continue Reading →

Split By a Border and Fading Fast: Estonia's Unique Seto People
Author deepbalticDecember 12, 2015 7

Split By a Border and Fading Fast: Estonia's Unique Seto People

For Estonia’s Setos, it wasn’t the Soviet Union’s Iron Curtain that split their community in two – but the border Estonia built to keep the Russians out.Continue Reading →

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