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On April 19 EIOCO had an online meeting with the Embassy of Georgia in the Hague. Ms Beata Bruggeman-Sekowska discussed with Mr. Erekle Koplatadze – Communications Officer of the Embassy future joint projects on various niveaus in order to promote the knowledge about communism in the Netherlands.
Initiatives
The European Institute on Communist Oppression together with the Embassy of Albania in the Hague, National Museum in Tirana ”House of Leaves”, Leiden University, Central and Eastern Europe Center: Communications-Unlimited.nl and the Dutch-Albanian Foundation is organizing on Friday, 3 April at the Leiden University College a unique event entitled: ”Memory, Transformation, Human Rights: Living Stories […]
On November 28, 2019 in Wijnhaven-building campus of The Hague of Leiden University a public debate entitled “The Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact and its Legacy: Spheres of Influence in Europe” will take place. Public debate is organized by SGTRS Foundation History of Totalitarian Regime and their Victims and BASIS (Bachelor Students of International Studies) with the cooperation […]
On December 6 we were guest of H.E. Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Lithuania to the Kingdom of the Netherlands, Mr. Vidmantas Purlys. During our meeting we discussed such subjects as history justice issues, totalitarian systems, communism and Lithuanian resistance against Soviet occupation. We reflected also on the opportunities of introducing these subjects to a […]
On December 6 we were guest of H.E. Ambassador of the Republic of Poland in the Hague, Mr Marcin Czepelak, Phd. During the meeting we presented the vision of our Institute and the scope of our activities and actions. We discussed together the possibilities of further cooperation. By Beata Bruggeman-Sekowska
We were guest of H.E. Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the Republic of Croatia to the Kingdom of the Netherlands, Ms Andrea Gustović-Ercegovac. We had a very interesting talk about our CEE region and the Netherlands, the past, totalitarianism and our common, free Europe.We discussed the possibilities of further cooperation between EIOCO and the Embassy […]
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