About the Organisation
By establishing the National Association of Young Historians of Moldova (ANTIM), its founders primarily intended to meet a social need – to promote national and international collaboration of young people, interested in doing research on historical topics. The aim is to explore study activities and opportunities and help to preserve country’s cultural national heritage.
About the Competition
The History Competition was announced for the first time in 2017 within an interregional project, supported by the German Federal Foreign Office. In 2019 the National Association of Young Historians of Moldova (ANTIM) became an official member of the international network EUSTORY. The purpose of the competition is to encourage secondary school and high school pupils (14-18 years old), as well as first and second your college or university students (19-21 years old) to explore subjects in the field of local history. Submissions must have a local or biographical approach and participants have to work with original sources. The jury accepts entries written in Romanian, Russian or English.
Retrospect: Eight Years of Moldovan History Competition
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Further informationCompetition Topics
Story Collection: Moldova
“En:countering Divides” – EUSTORY Summit 2024
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