On 12 May 2023, the First Lady of Estonia, Sirje Karis, handed out the main prizes to the winners of the 24th Estonian History Competition at the Ministry of Science and Education in Tartu.
Petro Kendzor, founder of the Ukrainian history competition, shared reflections from the first year of the war in Ukraine with his European colleagues at the EUSTORY Annual Meeting in Warsaw, 8-12 March 2023.
Congratulations to the prize winners of the Danish History Competition 2022/2023 who received their awards on 18 March at the Danish historical festival “Historiske Dage” in Copenhagen.
At this year's network meeting in Warsaw, hosted by KARTA Center, 35 participants from 22 countries came together for an intensive exchange of ideas and projects.
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.
Our partner organisation MEMORIAL, one of the founding members of EUSTORY, has received the Nobel Peace Prize 2022. Russia's oldest NGO is honoured for its commitment to human rights.
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.
"Work and Crisis” was the focus of the past Iberian competition. The number of entries from Latin America increased significantly and accounted for 40% of the total contributions.
In early September 2022, the award ceremony of the Slovak History Competition on the topic of ”Monuments, Memorials, Historical Places" was celebrated – including unique and fastidious winning entries that defied challenging conditions.