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The article was published on 29.05.2018 in the The Baltic Times. Toomas Hiio, Research Director of the Estonian Institute of Historical Memory The passing of 200 years since the birth of Karl Marx (1818–1883) was celebrated in the city of…
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PRESS RELEASE / STATEMENT May 5, 2018 Estonian Institute of Historical Memory: Participation of the European Commission’s leader in Marx’s birthday party is ignorance of victims of communism. The Estonian Institute of Historical Memory, which researches the history of…
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On 26 January 2018, a presentation event will take place at the conference center of the Riigikogu, dedicated to the International Holocaust Memorial Day and organized by the Estonian Institute of Historical Memory in cooperation with the Estonian Ministry of…
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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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