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PRESS RELEASE March 21, 2018 Renown opinion leaders in different fields appealed to the Estonian government to create opportunities for the establishment of an international museum and research centre of Communist crimes in the Patarei prison, Tallinn calling this initiative…
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PRESS RELEASE 15.02.2018 The Estonian Institute of Historical Memory has launched the preparation of an international research centre and museum of crimes of communism in Tallinn, Estonia with the support of the government of Estonia and leading remembrance institutions…
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The Estonian Institute of Historical Memory has launched an international design competition to find the best designs for an international museum of the crimes of communism, which is to be established in Tallinn, the capital of Estonia. The objective of the…
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Platform of European Memory and Conscience calls for a broad debate and a change of the permanent exhibition of the House of European History. The Platform of European Memory and Conscience presents a critical report on the House of European History, a…
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The 100th birth anniversary of Hirmus Ants, one of the most legendary forest brothers in Estonia, was celebrated on 21st October in Pärnu with the history conference “Ants Kaljurand 100”. The conference was held at Kuninga Street Basic School. Well…
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The opening of the exhibition “Communism in its Time” August 23, 2017 Maritime Museum gunpowder magazine (Uus st. 37) In the framework of the conference “The Heritage in 21st Century Europe of the Crimes Committed by Communist Regimes” the exhibition “Communism…
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The memorial conference for the victims of Communism and Nazism “The Heritage in 21st Century Europe of the Crimes Committed by Communist Regimes” August 23, 2017 Tallinn Creative Hub (Kultuurikatel), Põhja blvd 27a On August 23, the Estonian Institute of Historical…
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Dear friends and colleagues, We have the great pleasure of announcing that the foundations Estonian Institute of Historical Memory and Unitas have merged into a new foundation that combines academic research concerning anti-human regimes (previously the responsibility of the Estonian…
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