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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 →

Final Point of the Russian Empire: Liepāja's Half a Million Emigrants
Author deepbalticDecember 2, 2015 3

Final Point of the Russian Empire: Liepāja's Half a Million Emigrants

In the eight years of emigration from Liepāja to New York, over 500,000 people used the Russian-American line to reach the ‘Big Apple’.Continue Reading →

Forty Tatars in the Lithuanian Countryside: One Village's 600 Years of Islamic History
Author deepbalticNovember 30, 2015 6

Forty Tatars in the Lithuanian Countryside: One Village's 600 Years of Islamic History

The most remarkable thing about these long forgotten heroes of Lithuanian history is their identity.Continue Reading →

Bohemian Adventures in Tallinn's Fish House
Author deepbalticNovember 23, 2015 1

Bohemian Adventures in Tallinn's Fish House

The quiet former fishermen’s district of Kalamaja is today one of Tallinn’s last remaining areas with a hodgepodge of old wooden houses and old-fashioned industrial complexes.Continue Reading →

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