Dr. Dovilė Sagatienė presented on memory regulation in the Baltics states during the Symposium on ‘The European Security Order Following Russia’s War in Ukraine’
How #memory regulation in the #Baltic states since 1990s could contribute shaping the post-war security structure in the region and beyond?
This was the main question addressed by me at the Symposium ‘The European Security Order Following Russia’s War in Ukraine’, organized by Nordic International Studies Association #NISA and hosted at #Schæffergården, Denmark.
???? Main takeaways:
???? The current #invasion is a result of Putin’s intolerance for #Ukrainian sovereignty
???? The Baltic states view the principles of #accountability as fundamental not only in claiming delayed #justice for #Soviet crimes, but also in advocating for Ukraine’s right to #exist after the war.
???? The #Nuremberg trials set important precedents for the #prosecution of international crimes, which are relevant to the Baltic nations’ common #totalitarian experience in reclaiming their #identities after the collapse of Soviet empire.
More here: Call: Early-Career NISA Symposium for PhDs and Postdocs! Deadline: 15.09.23 – NISA (nordicisa.eu)
