European Remembrance Symposium 2021

About 9th European Remembrance Symposium

Memory and Identity in Europe: Present and Future

The aim of the 9th European Remembrance Symposium is to discuss the role of history and memory in creating contemporary European identity. During this year’s event, special attention will be given to the mission, programme and best practices of institutions dealing with 20th-century European history.

The diversity of European memory is a result of, among others, a long period marked by border changes and conflicts, dictatorships and acts of terror. Over the last decades, historical debates and memory politics in Europe have been particularly challenging. Different experiences in the East and West over the course of the 20th century have shaped an ambiguous memory setting. Historical discussions regarding East-Central Europe have been difficult and complex due to the experience of two totalitarianisms driven by Communist and National Socialist ideologies. The 2021 symposium in Estonia takes place 30 years after the dissolution of the USSR and in its aftermath a number of breakthrough events in the region marking the end of the Cold War. Occupied by the Russian and German Empires, Nazi Germany and Soviet Russia on several occasions in the last century, Tallinn is an example of Europe’s complex 20th-century history which has shaped the memory and identity of the people living across the entire region.

Issues related to history and commemoration of certain events and historical figures have become increasingly prominent in academic, political and public discourse. Various institutions with a wide range of activities strive to take part in shaping public perception of history on local, regional, national and transnational levels. Amid a plethora of projects, some foster dialogue and greater understanding among Europeans, while others act as tools for promoting stereotypes or (re-)inflaming conflicts. In the light of the latest developments in the discussion about history and identity in Europe, we invite practitioners in the field of historical education to discuss their everyday challenges, including successful and failed projects. Furthermore, a special session will be devoted to short overviews (known as ‘turbo presentations’) of innovative projects dealing with European history and memory.

After months of struggling against Covid-19, there is a hope that the Symposium, which was planned for 2020, will finally take place in Tallinn in October 2021.

The main partners of this year’s edition are the Estonian Institute of Historical Memory and the Federal Institute for Culture and History of the Germans in Eastern Europe.

Venue: Tallinn Creative Hub, Cauldron Hall
Dates: 26 - 28 October 2021
Languages: English & Estonian, simultaneous translation
Contact: europeanremembrance@enrs.eu, maria.naimska@enrs.eu

Programme

26.10.2021 - 28.10.2021

Debate 'Remembrance in Action'

On the second day of 9th European Remembrance Symposium, a debate within the framework of the Conference on the Future of Europe was held entitled 'Remembrance in action: everyday challenges and recommendations for the future'.

The participants represented four leading European institutions active in the field of historical education and commemoration: Oriol López-Badell on behalf of the European Observatory on Memories (EUROM), Rafał Rogulski for the European Network Remembrance and Solidarity, Constanze Itzel for the House of European History and Łukasz Kamiński for the Platform of European Memory and Conscience. The debate was moderated by Sergei Metlev, a member of the Board of the Estonian Institute of Historical Memory.

The debate involved speakers presenting recommendations on European remembrance policy, as well as history and citizenship education, followed by an open discussion with the symposium's audience.

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Gallery

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First day of the European Remembrance Symposium in Tallinn. Photo: Martin Dremljuga.

A large postindustrial building made of white brick with high windows. In front of it, bikestands, electric poles, and a leafless tree. On its facade, a large orange sign reads Kultuurikatel.

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First day of the European Remembrance Symposium in Tallinn. Photo: Martin Dremljuga.

Interior. A spacious postindustrial hall is illuminated with orange lights. A woman, facing back the camera, walks through the hall. On her right stands the white board announcing the ninth European Remembrance Symposium in Tallinn.

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First day of the European Remembrance Symposium in Tallinn. Photo: Martin Dremljuga.

Interior. A spacious postindustrial hall is illuminated with orange lights. In a centre of the photo stands a buffet table filled with orderly prepared drinks and snacks. Further in the background, empty rows of auditorium chairs.

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First day of the European Remembrance Symposium in Tallinn. Photo:Martin Dremljuga.

Interior. A spacious postindustrial hall is illuminated with orange lights. In the center of the photo, four people work to set up a stage for the European Remembrance Symposium. In front of them, many rows of foldable black chairs of the yet empty auditorium.

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First day of the European Remembrance Symposium in Tallinn. Photo: Martin Dremljuga.

Interior. An older man leans over a table with rows of ID badges displayed in front of him. On the other side of the table, a well-dressed man and woman try to help him, looking for the appropriate badge.

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First day of the European Remembrance Symposium in Tallinn. Photo: Martin Dremljuga.

Interior. Three guests of the Symposium, two men and one woman, are engaged in a lively conversation. They stand by the wall with a program and photo list of Symposiums guests.

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First day of the European Remembrance Symposium in Tallinn. Photo: Martin Dremljuga.

Interior. Three men, guests of the Symposium, are engaged in a lively conversation. They stand by the high coffee table.

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Welcome speeches: Mr Rafał Rogulski, ENRS director. Photo: Martin Dremljuga.

Interior, large postindustrial hall. Rafał Rogulski, ENRS Director, facing the camera speaks in front of a packed auditorium. He stands behind the lectern on a spacious stage, with the Ninth European Remembrance Symposium written on a board behind him.

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Welcome speeches: Mr Rafał Rogulski, ENRS director. Photo: Martin Dremljuga.

Photo taken from behind the audience. Large postindustrial hall. Rafał Rogulski, ENRS Director, facing the camera speaks in front of a packed auditorium. He stands behind the lectern on a spacious stage, with the Ninth European Remembrance Symposium written on a board behind him.

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First day of the European Remembrance Symposium in Tallinn. Photo: Martin Dremljuga.

Interior, orange-lit postindustrial hall. A row of well-dressed attendees, four men and a woman, sits in an auditorium. They are listening attentively. Some of them are wearing simultaneous translation headphones.

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First day of the European Remembrance Symposium in Tallinn. Photo: Martin Dremljuga.

Interior, postindustrial hall. An auditorium full of well-dressed attendees listens attentively to the speaker. They are sitting in multiple rows of black and blue folding chairs.

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Welcome speeches: Mrs Maris Lauri, Minister of Justice of Estonia. Photo: Martin Dremljuga.

Interior, large postindustrial hall. Maris Lauri, Minister of Justice of Estonia, speaks in front of a packed auditorium. She is facing the camera, standing behind the lectern on a spacious stage, with the Ninth European Remembrance Symposium written on a board behind her.

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First day of the European Remembrance Symposium in Tallinn. Photo: Martin Dremljuga.

Interior, postindustrial hall. An auditorium full of well-dressed attendees listens attentively to the speaker. In the center of the photo, Dr MichaŁ Łuczewski seats in a dark-red jacket.

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Welcome speeches: Mr Rafał Rogulski, ENRS director. Photo: Martin Dremljuga.

Interior, large postindustrial hall. Sergei Metlev, board member of the Estonian Institute of Historical Memory speaks in front of a packed auditorium. He is facing the camera, standing behind the lectern on a spacious stage, with the Ninth European Remembrance Symposium written on a board behind him.

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First day of the European Remembrance Symposium in Tallinn. Photo: Martin Dremljuga.

Interior, large postindustrial hall. In the foreground, a technical table with a stage engineering setup. Two stage engineers are busy with one of the control panels. In the background, the rows of chairs of the auditorium and a stage of the Ninth European Remembrance Symposium

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First day of the European Remembrance Symposium in Tallinn. Photo: Martin Dremljuga.

Interior, large postindustrial hall. A woman speaks in front of a packed auditorium. She is facing the camera, standing behind the lectern on a spacious stage, with the Ninth European Remembrance Symposium written on a board behind her.

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Opening session: European identity today: historical roots and present debates. Photo: Martin Dremljuga.

Dr Michał Łuczewski, Dr Monika Kareniauskaitė, Prof. Viacheslav Morozov, and Toomas Hiio sit in the chairs placed on a stage. This panel discussion is joined online by Prof. Elazar Barkan, whose camera feed is projected onto a screen above the panelists. In front of the stage, a full auditorium.

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First day of the European Remembrance Symposium in Tallinn. Photo: Martin Dremljuga.

Interior, orange-lit postindustrial hall. A row of well-dressed attendees sits in an auditorium. They are listening attentively. Among them, Rafał Rogucki, ENRS Director, and Profesor Jan Rydel.

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Opening session: European identity today: historical roots and present debates. Photo: Martin Dremljuga.

The main stage during a discussion panel. In the cameras focus, Dr Michał Łuczewski sits in a chair, listening with slight surprise to his co-panelist. Out of the focus, other panel participants.

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Opening session: European identity today: historical roots and present debates. Photo: Martin Dremljuga.

The main stage during a discussion panel. In the cameras focus, profesor Viacheslav Morozov sits in a chair, listening to his co-panelist. Out of the focus, other panel participants.

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Opening session: European identity today: historical roots and present debates. Photo: Martin Dremljuga.

The main stage during a discussion panel. Dr Monika Kareniauskaitė sits in a yellow chair, speaking to a microphone addressing the audience. In front of her, out of focus, the silhouettes of the listeners.

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First day of the European Remembrance Symposium in Tallinn. Photo: Martin Dremljuga.

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First day of the European Remembrance Symposium in Tallinn. Photo: Martin Dremljuga.

Interior, orange-lit postindustrial hall. Rows of well-dressed attendees sit in an auditorium, facing the stage on the left. They are listening attentively. Some of them are wearing simultaneous translation headphones.

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Turbo presentations. /photo:Martin Dremljuga.

Interior. A spacious postindustrial hall is illuminated with orange lights. Multiple rows of occupied auditorium chairs. In the background, still empty stage. Above the lectern, a title of the incoming session, named Tubo presentations, is displayed on a large screen.

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Turbo presentations. Photo: Martin Dremljuga.

Interior, large postindustrial hall. Martin Andreller speaks in front of an auditorium. He is facing the camera, standing behind the lectern on a spacious stage, with the Ninth European Remembrance Symposium written on it.

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Turbo presentations. Photo: Martin Dremljuga.

Interior, large postindustrial hall. Terje Anepaio speaks in front of an auditorium. She is facing the camera, standing behind the lectern on a spacious stage, with the Ninth European Remembrance Symposium written on it.

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Turbo presentations. Photo: Martin Dremljuga.

The large screen displays a photo of Maria Axinte, who attends the Ninth European Remembrance Symposium online.

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Turbo presentations. Photo: Martin Dremljuga.

Interior, large postindustrial hall. Grzegorz Berendt speaks in front of an auditorium. He is facing the camera, standing behind the lectern on a spacious stage, with the Ninth European Remembrance Symposium written on it.

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Turbo presentations. Photo: Martin Dremljuga.

Interior, large postindustrial hall. Murray Bessette speaks in front of an auditorium. He is facing the camera, standing behind the lectern on a spacious stage, with the Ninth European Remembrance Symposium written on it.

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Turbo presentations. Photo: Martin Dremljuga.

Interior, large postindustrial hall. Paolo Ceccoli stands behind the lectern on the lectern on a spacious stage, with the Ninth European Remembrance Symposium written on it.

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Turbo presentations. Photo: Martin Dremljuga.

Interior, large postindustrial hall. Alexander Formozov speaks in front of an auditorium. He is facing the camera, standing behind the lectern on a spacious stage, with the Ninth European Remembrance Symposium written on it.

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Turbo presentations. /photo:Martin Dremljuga.

Interior, large postindustrial hall. a large pull-down projector screen hangs above the empty stage. Displayed on it, Łukasz Jasiński adresses the auditorium gathered in Tallinn.

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Turbo presentations. Photo: Martin Dremljuga.

Interior, large postindustrial hall. Elżbieta Moczarska speaks in front of an auditorium. She is facing the camera, standing behind the lectern on a spacious stage, with the Ninth European Remembrance Symposium written on it.

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Turbo presentations. Photo: Martin Dremljuga.

Interior, large postindustrial hall. a large pull-down projector screen hangs above the empty stage. Displayed on it, Chiara Nencioni seats on a sofa, addressing the auditorium gathered in Tallinn.

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Turbo presentations. Photo: Martin Dremljuga.

Interior, large postindustrial hall. Vincent Regente speaks in front of an auditorium. He is standing behind the lectern on a spacious stage, with the Ninth European Remembrance Symposium written on it. Above him, a multimedia presentation is displayed on a screen.

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Turbo presentations. Photo: Martin Dremljuga.

Interior, large postindustrial hall. Katarina Ristveyová speaks in front of an auditorium. She is facing the camera, standing behind the lectern on a spacious stage, with the Ninth European Remembrance Symposium written on it.

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Turbo presentations. Photo: Martin Dremljuga.

Interior, large postindustrial hall. A large screen hangs from the wall next to the stage. Displayed on it, Rafał Wiśniewski stands in front of a bookshelf, addressing the auditorium gathered in Tallinn.

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Turbo presentations. Photo: Martin Dremljuga.

Interior, large postindustrial hall. A large screen mounted to the orange-lit wall next to the stage. Displayed on it, Hannan Salamat, CPPD member, addresses the auditorium gathered in Tallinn.

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Turbo presentations. /photo:Martin Dremljuga.

Interior, large postindustrial hall. A large screen mounted to the orange-lit wall next to the stage. Displayed on it, Max Czollek, CCPD curator, addresses the auditorium gathered in Tallinn.

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Kadi Voorand performance. Photo: Martin Dremljuga.

Interior, a pink-lit scene in the large postindustrial hall. Kadi Voorand sits in front of an electric piano. She plays the instrument, singing into a microphone standing in front of her. In the background, a banner with the Ninth European Remembrance Symposium written on it.

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Kadi Voorand performance . Photo: Martin Dremljuga.

Interior, an orange-lit large postindustrial hall. Kadi Voorand sits in front of an electric piano, facing back the camera. She plays the instrument, singing into a microphone standing in front of her. In front of her, rows of sited in a dark audience.

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Kadi Voorand performance. Photo: Martin Dremljuga.

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Panel discussion 'Remembrance in action: everyday challenges and recommendations for the future'. Photo: Martin Dremljuga.

Rafał Rogulski, Dr Łukasz Kamiński, Constanze Itzel, and Sergei Metlev sit in the chairs placed on a stage. Behind them, a banner with the Ninth European Remembrance Symposium written on it. In front of them, rows of the auditorium.

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Panel discussion 'Remembrance in action: everyday challenges and recommendations for the future'. Photo: Martin Dremljuga.

Photo taken from behind the seated auditorium. Rafał Rogulski, Dr Łukasz Kamiński, Constanze Itzel, and Sergei Metlev sit in the chairs placed on a stage. Behind them, a banner with the Ninth European Remembrance Symposium written on it.

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Panel discussion 'Remembrance in action: everyday challenges and recommendations for the future'. Photo: Martin Dremljuga.

The main stage during a discussion panel. In the cameras focus, Constanze Itzel sits in a chair, addressing the audience. Out of the focus, the row of listeners in front of her. Behind her, a banner with the Ninth European Remembrance Symposium written on it.

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Panel discussion 'Remembrance in action: everyday challenges and recommendations for the future'. Photo: Martin Dremljuga.

The main stage during a discussion panel. In the cameras focus, Sergei Metlev sits in a chair, listening to his co-panelist. Out of the focus, other panel participants. In the background, the orange-lit brick wall.

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Panel discussion 'Remembrance in action: everyday challenges and recommendations for the future'. Photo: Martin Dremljuga.

The main stage during a discussion panel. In the cameras focus, Dr Łukasz Kamiński sits in a chair with a laptop in his lap, listening to his co-panelist. Out of the focus, other panel participants. In the background, a banner with the Ninth European Remembrance Symposium written on it.

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Panel discussion 'Remembrance in action: everyday challenges and recommendations for the future'. Photo: Martin Dremljuga.

Interior, large postindustrial hall. A large screen mounted to the orange-lit wall next to the stage. On the one side of the screen, Oriol Lopez Badell joins the symposium online. The other side of the screen displays the four panelists on the main stage of the Ninth European Remembrance Symposium in Tallinn.

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Panel discussion 'Remembrance in action: everyday challenges and recommendations for the future'. Photo: Martin Dremljuga.

Interior, orange-lit large postindustrial hall. A member of the audience stands up with the microphone, asking the question to the panelists on stage. Behind him, a screen mounted to the wall displays Oriol Lopez Badell and the rest of the audience.

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Second day of the European Remembrance Symposium in Tallinn. Photo: Martin Dremljuga.

Interior, postindustrial hall. An auditorium full of well-dressed attendees listens attentively to the speaker. In the center of the photo, Dr Monika Kareniauskaitė sits in one of the rows.

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Second day of the European Remembrance Symposium in Tallinn. Photo: Martin Dremljuga.

Interior, orange-lit postindustrial hall. An auditorium full of well-dressed attendees listens attentively to the speaker. They are sitting in multiple rows of black and blue folding chairs.

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Second day of the European Remembrance Symposium in Tallinn. Photo: Martin Dremljuga.

Interior, postindustrial hall. An auditorium full of well-dressed attendees listens attentively to the speaker. In the center of the photo, a bold man in a striped suit sits with his legs crossed, listening attentively.

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Panel discussion 'Remembrance in action: everyday challenges and recommendations for the future'. Photo: Martin Dremljuga.

Rafał Rogulski and Dr Łukasz Kamiński sit in the chairs placed on a stage. Behind them, a banner with the Ninth European Remembrance Symposium written on it. In front of them, rows of the auditorium.

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Second day of the European Remembrance Symposium in Tallinn. Photo: Martin Dremljuga.

Interior, orange-lit large postindustrial hall. A member of the audience, an older man in a grey suit with headphones on his head, stands up with the microphone, asking the question to the panelists on stage.

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Second day of the European Remembrance Symposium in Tallinn. Photo: Martin Dremljuga.

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Case studies: project practices. Photo: Martin Dremljuga.

Interior, the main stage of the Ninth European Remembrance Symposium. Four women sit in chairs, with small tables with water and glasses in front of them. Three of them are identified by the small plaques placed in front of them on a stage. From left to right: Anna Wachowiak, Annemarie Franke, and Dorottya Baczoni. On their right, an unidentified woman.

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Case studies: project practices. Photo: Martin Dremljuga.

Interior, the main stage of the Ninth European Remembrance Symposium. Six panel participants, five women and one man, sit in chairs with small tables with water and glasses in front of them. The woman who sits on a second to left chai holds a microphone. The rest of the participants listens to her.

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Case studies: project practices. Photo: Martin Dremljuga.

Interior, the main stage of the Ninth European Remembrance Symposium. Two women sit in chairs on a stage. The one on the left is holding a microphone, addressing the audience. Behind them, the orange-lit brick wall of the conference hall.

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Case studies: project practices. Photo: Martin Dremljuga.

Interior, the main stage of the Ninth European Remembrance Symposium. Photo taken from the side of the stage. From behind the backs of one of the participants, all nine guests sitting on a stage are visible. They are engaging in a debate.

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Case studies: project practices. Photo: Martin Dremljuga.

Interior, the main stage of the Ninth European Remembrance Symposium. All nine participants of the panel are sitting in a chair on a stage. They are engaging in a debate. In front of them, the rows of the sited audience.

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Second day of the European Remembrance Symposium in Tallinn. Photo: Martin Dremljuga.

Interior, postindustrial hall. An auditorium full of well-dressed attendees listens attentively to the speaker. In the center of the photo, an older man listens through his headphones to the simultaneous translation of the proceedings.

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Cultural visits. Photo: Martin Dremljuga.

Outdoors, cloudy day. A column of visitors follows a gravel path through the green park. Along their path, leafless trees, and three high poles with Estonian flags.

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Cultural visits. Photo: Martin Dremljuga.

Outdoors, cloudy day. Two black walls divide a green mound, creating a large trench that goes through it. Inside that trench, a group of visitors had gathered. They are following a guide, who faces the camera addressing the crowd.

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Cultural visits. Phhoto: Martin Dremljuga.

Outdoors, cloudy day. An irregular concrete square with some benches is surrounded by green slopes of small hills. A group of visitors stands around the square. On their left, a large black wall of the architectural installation.

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Cultural visits. Photo: Martin Dremljuga.

A narrow corridor with bare grey walls. On the left, multiple cell entrances, blocked by the heavy metal doors. On the right wall, black-and-white photographs of the place. Further down the corridor, a group of visitors.

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Discussion panel '1989 revisited'. Photo: Martin Dremljuga.

Interior, orange-lit large postindustrial hall. A large audience sits in the dark, listening to the panelists. Further in the back, in the center of the photograph, a fully lit stage of the Ninth European Remembrance Symposium. On it, four men sitting in chairs.

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Discussion panel '1989 revisited'. Photo: Martin Dremljuga.

Dr Lars Fredrik Stöcker, Dr Tobias Rupprecht, Dr Paweł Ukielski, and Dr Peter Jašek sit in the chairs placed on a stage. Behind them, a banner with the Ninth European Remembrance Symposium written on it. In front of them, two small tables with water and glasses.

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Discussion panel '1989 revisited'. Photo: Martin Dremljuga.

The main stage during a discussion panel. In the cameras focus, Dr Paweł Ukielski sits in a chair, speaking to a microphone. Out of the focus, a leg of another panel participant. Behind him, a banner with the Ninth European Remembrance Symposium written on it.

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Discussion panel '1989 revisited'. Photo: Martin Dremljuga.

The main stage during a discussion panel. In the cameras focus, Dr Peter Jašek sits in a chair, listening to his co-panelist. Out of the focus, other panel participants. In the background, the orange-lit brick wall.

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Discussion panel '1989 revisited'. Photo: Martin Dremljuga.

The main stage during a discussion panel. In the cameras focus, Dr Tobias Rupprecht sits in a chair, listening to his co-panelist. Behind him, a white banner with the Ninth European Remembrance Symposium written on it.

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Discussion panel '1989 revisited'. Photo: Martin Dremljuga.

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Third day of the European Remembrance Symposium in Tallinn. Photo: Martin Dremljuga.

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Panel discussion 'Struggles with the past: memory and politics'. Photo: Martin Dremljuga.

Pull down projector screen above the main stage of the Ninth European Remembrance Symposium. Its display is divided into four, showing Dr Beáta Blehová, Velma Šarić, and Prof. Lavinia Stan, who are joining the pannel online, as well as the view at the stage in Tallinn, where Prof. Linda Kaljundi and Dr Réka Földváryné Kiss are seating.

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Panel discussion 'Struggles with the past: memory and politics'. Photo: Martin Dremljuga.

The main stage during a discussion panel. Out of focus, the back of Dr Réka Földváryné Kiss, who talks into a microphone. On her right, in the focus of the camera, Prof. Linda Kaljundi sits in his chair, listening to her co-panelist. In front of her, a small table with water and glasses.

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Third day of the European Remembrance Symposium in Tallinn. Photo: Martin Dremljuga.

Interior, large postindustrial hall. A member of the audience, an older man in a grey suit with headphones on his head, stands up with the microphone, asking the question to the panelists on stage.

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Round table discussion: The future of European historical debates. Photo: Martin Dremljuga.

Interior, large postindustrial hall. A large screen mounted to the orange-lit wall next to the stage. Displayed on it is a split-screen between Dariusz Rosiak, who is joining the panel online, and the stage at the venue of the Ninth European Remembrance Symposium in Tallinn, where the four other panelists are sitting.

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Round table discussion: The future of European historical debates. Photo: Martin Dremljuga.

The main stage during a discussion panel. Facing the camera, Dr András Fejérdy sits in a chair, his legs crossed. He is listening to his co-panelist. Behind him, a white banner with the Ninth European Remembrance Symposium written on it.

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Round table discussion: The future of European historical debates. Photo: Martin Dremljuga.

The main stage during a discussion panel. In the cameras focus, Prof. Maria Silvia Crăciun speaks into a microphone. She is sitting in a chair, with a small table with water and glass in front of her. Out of the focus, other panel participants. In the background, the orange-lit brick wall.

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Round table discussion: The future of European historical debates. Photo: Martin Dremljuga.

The main stage during a discussion panel. Two women sit on a stage. On a left, Barbara Walshe is looking in concentration at her notes. On a right, Alicja Knast is addressing the audience, holding a microphone. Behind them, a white banner with the Ninth European Remembrance Symposium written on it.

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Round table discussion: The future of European historical debates. Photo: Martin Dremljuga.

The main stage during a discussion panel. Barbara Walshe sits in a yellow chair on a stage. Her face conveys deep contemplation. In front of her, a small table with water and glass.

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Barbara Walshe, Chair of Glencree Centre for Peace and Reconciliation. Photo: Martin Dremljuga.

Interior, large postindustrial hall. Barbara Walshe, Chair of Glencree Centre for Peace and Reconciliation, speaks in front of a packed auditorium. She stands behind the lectern on a spacious stage, with the Ninth European Remembrance Symposium written on a board and an orange-lit brick wall behind her.

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Closing remarks: Mr Rafał Rogulski, ENRS director. Photo: Martin Dremljuga.

Recordings

9th European Remembrance Symposium: Day 3 (28.10.2021)

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9th European Remembrance Symposium: Day 2 (27.10.2021)

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9th European Remembrance Symposium: Day 1 (26.10.2021)

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The recordings of the 9th European Remembrance Symposium are also available on YouTube

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