Despite the dread of the war, tutors of the best student entries of the Ukrainian national history competitions in 2022 worked on educational materials for the future.
Read more … Dedication in Times of War: Ukrainian Teachers Continue Working
In late October 2022, the Georgian competition winners were awarded a very special prize: a two-day excursion to the capital Tbilisi and the historic city of Gori, with activities relating to the students' research about the Soviet era.
Read more … Special Reward for Winners of Georgian History Competition
From 25 - 28 October, 2022, seventeen young prize winners from Armenia and Moldova gathered in Yerevan, Armenia for four packed workshop days learning about the propaganda of the Soviet Union.
Read more … History Camp 2022 in Armenia: “Uncovering Soviet Propaganda”
On 23 July 2022, competition participants and special guests gathered at the Caucasus University Tbilisi for the Georgian award ceremony. Among the prize winners was Ketevan Khizanishvili with her story of a “Vicious Circle”.
Read more … “Vicious Circle” Wins Georgian History Competition
Against all odds, 27 winner teams attended the award ceremony of Ukraine’s History Competition. The festivities displayed a special bond forged in the face of the war.
Read more … Online Award Ceremony of Ukraine’s History Competition
This discovery is just one of the outcomes of the history competitions in 2017/2018 and 2019/2020. We asked awarded participants about their experiences and findings during their research projects and got some remarkable insights.
Read more … “Our Most Precious Possession? Our Grandparents’ Stories!”
How to approach a turbulent past? This year’s prize winners of the Moldovan History Competition gave answers – and were awarded for their investigations in Chișinău on 18 June 2022.
Read more … Moldovan History Competition Unleashed Great Creativity
In the very first history competition in their country, the Armenian competition organisers put special focus on their most important stakeholders: history teachers.
Read more … „You Must Not Leave the Teachers Alone” - First Competition in Armenia Completed
Mestia, Dusheti and Tianeti – these Georgian mountain villages have more in common than just being the backdrop of the Great Caucasus: they are all hometowns of participants of the Georgian History Competition 2021/2022.
Read more … A Promising Diversity in Georgian History Competition
The cooperation project "History Competitions"
(2017-2022) is supported by
