The lecture "Periodical Press in Narva During the War of Liberation 1918-1920" (in Russian)
Event overview
The lecture "Periodical Press in Narva During the War of Liberation 1918-1920" (in Russian) discusses how newspapers, alongside leaflets, were the most widespread and effective means of propaganda during the Estonian War of Liberation years. From the lecture, we will learn about the newspapers that were published in Narva during this period and in which languages. We will also explore the factors that influenced the opening of some newspapers and the closure of others.
- Lecturer: Irina Solodova (Narva Museum)
- Date: February 24, 2022, at 13:00
- Venue: Narva Castle, Reconditorium Hall
- Language: Russian
- Format: Lecture
- Cost: 4 €
Tickets can be purchased on the Fienta.com website.
COVID-19 restrictions have fundamentally changed our way of life. Last year, the Narva Museum, following the global trend of distance learning, embarked on a bold experiment with a series of virtual lectures. Thanks to this new format, all interested individuals were able to listen to the lecture series and participate in discussions without leaving their homes.
During the pandemic, the Narva Museum has established itself as a major center for informal education for a wide audience. This year, it also aims to satisfy people's thirst for knowledge by offering new opportunities. Starting from February, lectures will be held at least twice a month on Thursdays. Lectures take place both in-person and via Zoom. The lectures will be accompanied by slide translations and supplementary materials, which participants can receive on-site.
Additional information: tel. (+372) 359 9230, info@narvamuuseum.ee
NB! Due to new COVID restrictions, starting from November 1, 2021, visitors to the branches of the Narva Museum (Narva Castle and Northern Yard, Art Gallery, the exhibition "Old. New. Narva. 1684/1984...2034" and the Rondell restaurant) aged 18 and above must present a COVID certificate confirming vaccination or recovery from coronavirus.
Children and teenagers aged 12 years and 3 months to 17 years inclusive must also present a certificate of completed vaccination course, previous illness, or a negative coronavirus test taken at a healthcare facility or pharmacy. The COVID certificate is valid together with an identity document. All visitors aged 12 and above must wear masks.