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Happy Independence Day, Estonia!

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24th February 2019
Estonian people fought for their independence from the Russian Empire, from 1917 to 1920. The most significant day was February 24th, 1...
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20 Feb
International Journalism and PR, Roots: Central and Eastern Europe

Fat Thursday tradition in Poland

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20th February 2020
Fat Thursday, in Polish Tłusty Czwartek stemming from a traditional Christian feast marking the last Thursday before Ash Wednesday and ...
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16 Feb
Diplomacy, Roots: Central and Eastern Europe

Restoration of Lithuania’s Statehood

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16th February 2023
History The Act of Reinstating Independence of Lithuania  or Act of February 16 was signed by the Council of Lithuania on February 16, ...
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04 Feb
Destinations, Roots: Central and Eastern Europe

“Crimes in the Majesty of Law”

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4th February 2020
"Crimes in the Majesty of Law"Seventy-four years ago at a prison in Kurkowa Street in Gdańsk, the late father Marian Prusak, a pari...
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International Journalism and PR, Roots: Central and Eastern Europe

January uprising

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22nd January 2020
January Uprising -was an uprising in the former Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth (present-day Poland, Lithuania, Belarus, Latvia, parts o...
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International Journalism and PR, Roots: Central and Eastern Europe

The National Flag Day in Georgia

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14th January 2020
Today in Georgia the National Flag Day is celebrated.The current national flag was officially introduced by Parliament on 14 Janua...
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International Journalism and PR, Roots: Central and Eastern Europe

13 January – Freedom Defenders’ Day in Lithuania

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12th January 2018
On this day victims of the Soviet military aggression of 1991 are commemorated. The candle, as symbol of the memory, today is lit acro...
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International Journalism and PR, Roots: Central and Eastern Europe

Wielkopolska uprising

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11th March 2017
 On 27 December in 1918 the Wielkopolska uprising (Greater Poland Uprising of 1918–1919 or Posnanian War ) started.  It  was a...
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27 Dec
Destinations, International Journalism and PR, Roots: Central and Eastern Europe

The castle in Golub-Dobrzyn – one of the most interesting edifices of Europe

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26th December 2019
Remarkable for its architecture and mysterious atmosphere, Teutonic Castle whose construction began on the turning point of the 13th an...
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International Journalism and PR, Roots: Central and Eastern Europe

Anniversary of the Wujek mine pacification

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16th December 2019
The protest in the Wujek mine began 3 days after the introduction of martial law in Poland  and receiving information that the head of ...
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