Baltic Heritage Network Conference \u201cAccessing the History of the Baltic Diaspora\u201d\u00a0Tartu, Estonia,\u00a0July 7-10, 2009<\/b><\/p>\n
PROGRAM
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\nVenue: Estonian Literary Museum, Vanemuise 42, Tartu<\/b>
\nTuesday, July 7<\/b><\/u><\/p>\n
Arrivals<\/u><\/p>\n
13.00-14.00 Coffee<\/u><\/p>\n
14.00-14.30 Opening<\/u><\/p>\n
14.30-16.15\u00a0 1. Session<\/u>
\n1. Piret Noorhani<\/b> (Estonian National Museum), Connecting People and Archives: The First Year of the Baltic Heritage Network
\n<\/i>2. Andero Adamson, J\u00fcri Viikberg, Jaak Viller<\/b> (Compatriots Program\/Estonian Ministry of Education and Research), The First Three Years of the Compatriots Program`s Archival Competition<\/i>
\n3. Mai Maddisson<\/b> (Australia), Priit Vesilind<\/b> (USA), \u201cWhen the Noise Had Ended: Geislingen`s DP Children Remember\u201d. Book Presentation<\/i><\/p>\n
19.00 Opening reception (Estonian Students Society, Jaan T\u00f5nissoni 1)<\/u><\/p>\n
Wednesday, July 8<\/b><\/u><\/p>\n
9.00- 10.30\u00a0 2. Session
\n<\/u>4. Baiba Bela<\/b> (University of Latvia), Life Stories as Cultural Heritage: The Latvian Diaspora
\n<\/i>5. Tiina Kirss <\/b>(Tartu University), Correspondences, Diaries, and the Family Album: The Personal Archive as a Tool For Life-Writing
\n<\/i>6. Arvydas Pacevi\u010dius <\/b>(Vilnius University), Ego-Documents as First-Person Writings: State of Art and Research in Lithuania and Diaspora<\/i><\/p>\n
10.30-11.00 Coffee<\/u><\/p>\n
11.00-12.30\u00a0 3. Session 12.30-14.00 Lunch (Caf\u00e9 Shakespeare, Vanemuise 6)<\/u><\/p>\n 14.00-15.30\u00a0 4. Session<\/u> 15.30-16.00 Coffee<\/u><\/p>\n 16.00-18.00 BaltHerNet General Meeting<\/u><\/p>\n Thursday, July 9<\/b><\/u><\/p>\n 9.00- 10.30 5. Session<\/u> 10.30-11.00 Coffee<\/u><\/p>\n 11.00-12.30\u00a0 6. Session 12.30-14.00 Lunch (Caf\u00e9 Shakespeare, Vanemuise 6)<\/u><\/p>\n 14.00-15.30\u00a0 7. Session 15.30-16.00 Coffee<\/u><\/p>\n 16.00-17.30 BaltHerNet Board Meeting\/Professional Vistis (Estonian Literary Museum or Estonian National Museum)<\/u><\/p>\n 18.00-19.30 Walking Tour in Tartu City Center<\/u><\/p>\n Friday, July 10<\/b><\/u><\/p>\n 9.00- 10.30 \u00a08. Session<\/u> 10.30-11.00 Coffee<\/u><\/p>\n 11.00-12.30 \u00a09. Session<\/u> 12.30-14.00 Lunch (Caf\u00e9 Shakespeare, Vanemuise 6)<\/u><\/p>\n 14.00-16.00\u00a0 10. Session<\/u> Discussions, conclusions<\/u><\/p>\n 19.00\u00a0 Closing Reception (Raadi Manor Park, Narva Rd 177)<\/u><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Kava Baltic Heritage Network Conference \u201cAccessing the History of the Baltic Diaspora\u201d\u00a0Tartu, Estonia,\u00a0July 7-10, 2009 PROGRAM Venue: Estonian Literary Museum, Vanemuise 42, Tartu Tuesday, July 7 Arrivals 13.00-14.00 Coffee 14.00-14.30 Opening 14.30-16.15\u00a0 1. Session 1. Piret Noorhani (Estonian National Museum), Connecting People and Archives: The First Year of the Baltic Heritage Network 2. Andero Adamson, J\u00fcri Viikberg, Jaak Viller (Compatriots Program\/Estonian Ministry of Education and Research), The First Three Years of the Compatriots Program`s Archival Competition 3. Mai Maddisson (Australia), Priit Vesilind (USA), \u201cWhen the Noise Had Ended: Geislingen`s DP Children Remember\u201d. Book Presentation 19.00 Opening reception (Estonian Students Society, Jaan T\u00f5nissoni 1) Wednesday, July 8 9.00- 10.30\u00a0 2. Session 4. Baiba Bela (University of Latvia), Life Stories as Cultural Heritage: The Latvian Diaspora 5. Tiina Kirss (Tartu University), Correspondences, Diaries, and the Family Album: The Personal Archive as a Tool For Life-Writing 6. Arvydas Pacevi\u010dius (Vilnius University), Ego-Documents as First-Person Writings: State of Art and Research in Lithuania and Diaspora 10.30-11.00 Coffee 11.00-12.30\u00a0 3. Session 7. Anu Korb (Estonian Literary Museum), Can Collected Lore Be Returned To the Community? 8. Iivi Zajedova (Tallinn University), The Importance of Folk Culture for Estonian Refugees 9. Marcus Kolga (Realworld Pictures), Researching Private and Archival Footage in the Estonian Diaspora in Canada 12.30-14.00 Lunch (Caf\u00e9 Shakespeare, Vanemuise 6) 14.00-15.30\u00a0 4. Session 10. Anne Valmas (Tallinn University Library), Research Prohibited!: The Activities of the Archival Sector of the Restricted Access Department at the Library of the Academy of Sciences of the Estonian SSR in 1974-1989 11. Rutt Hinrikus (Estonian Literary Museum), The History of Exile Estonian Literature and Literary Archives 12. Kanni Labi, Kristel Karu-Kletter (Estonian Literary Museum), How to Define an Estonian? Identity Study in Stockholm 15.30-16.00 Coffee 16.00-18.00 BaltHerNet General Meeting Thursday, July 9 9.00- 10.30 5. Session 13. Kaja Kumer-Haukan\u00f5mm (Center for Estonian Diaspora Studies, Tartu University), Why Do We (Researchers) Need Archives, Memory Institutions? 14. Hauke Siemen (University of Hamburg), Archival Evidence of the Baltic \u00c9migr\u00e9s’ Political Activities: PhD Research in Progress 15. Tina Tamman (University of Glasgow), Archival Treasures from the Researcher\u2019s Perspective 10.30-11.00 Coffee 11.00-12.30\u00a0 6. Session 16. Maie Barrow (Estonian Archives in Australia), Who? What? Why? Researchers in the Estonian Archives in Australia 17. Enda-Mai Mihelson Holland (Estonian Archives in the U.S.,Inc), Who Uses the Cultural-Historical Collections of the Baltic Diaspora, and to What Purpose? 18. Daniel Necas, (Immigration History Research Center), Cooperative Collections Care: The Case of Estonian American Archival Materials at the IHRC 12.30-14.00 Lunch (Caf\u00e9 Shakespeare, Vanemuise 6) 14.00-15.30\u00a0 7. Session 19. Ain Dave Kiil (Alberta Estonian Heritage Society), Historical and Cultural Heritage of Alberta\u2019s Estonians 20. Terry Kass (Estonian Archives in Australia), Finding Sickler: A Romp through the Records 21. Ann T\u00fcndern-Smith (Estonian Archives in Australia), Locating Baltic Heritage in Australia 15.30-16.00 Coffee 16.00-17.30 BaltHerNet Board Meeting\/Professional Vistis (Estonian Literary Museum or Estonian National Museum) 18.00-19.30 Walking Tour in Tartu City Center Friday, July 10 9.00- 10.30 \u00a08. Session 22. Maija Hinkle (LaPa MPC), Planned Latvian Diaspora Museum and Research Center in Latvia 23. Linas Saldukas (Lithuanian Emigration Institute), The Significance of Diaspora Archives for Lithuanian Historical Research 24. Kersti Lust (National Archives of Estonia), Web-Based Database: Estonia-Related Archival Sources in Foreign Archives 10.30-11.00 Coffee 11.00-12.30 \u00a09. Session 25. Everita Andronova, Aleksey Andronov (St. Petersburg State University), The First Sound Recordings of Lithuanian Speech and Music: The Fate of Eduard Wolter\u2019s Collection in St. Petersburg, Vilnius and Berlin 26. Toms\u00a0\u0136ikuts (National History Museum of Latvia\/University of Latvia), The History of Latvian Peasant Colonies in Russia (1870-1922). Research Problems and Perspectives in Russian Provincial Archives: Example of Bashkortostan 27. Veronika Mahtina (Estonian Cultural Society of St. Petersburg), The History of Estonian St. John`s Church in St. Petersburg: Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow 12.30-14.00 Lunch (Caf\u00e9 Shakespeare, Vanemuise 6) 14.00-16.00\u00a0 10. Session 28. Leili Utno (Association for Estonians Abroad), Al\u012bda Zigmunde (Riga Technical University),The State Historical Archives of Latvia as a Source of Estonian Educational History 29. Peeter V\u00e4ljas (National Archives of Estonia), The Archives of Sisters Agnia (Rutt) and Elga Eliaser: A Unique Document of a Typical Fate of an Educated Estonian Family Discussions, conclusions 19.00\u00a0 Closing Reception (Raadi Manor Park, Narva Rd 177)<\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":7,"featured_media":0,"parent":2872,"menu_order":4,"comment_status":"closed","ping_status":"closed","template":"","meta":{"_acf_changed":false,"_monsterinsights_skip_tracking":false,"_monsterinsights_sitenote_active":false,"_monsterinsights_sitenote_note":"","_monsterinsights_sitenote_category":0,"ngg_post_thumbnail":0,"footnotes":""},"class_list":["post-2878","page","type-page","status-publish","hentry"],"acf":[],"yoast_head":"\n
\n<\/u>7. Anu Korb<\/b> (Estonian Literary Museum), Can Collected Lore Be Returned To the Community?
\n<\/i>8. Iivi Zajedova <\/b>(Tallinn University), The Importance of Folk Culture for Estonian Refugees<\/i>
\n9. Marcus Kolga <\/strong>(Realworld Pictures), Researching Private and Archival Footage in the Estonian Diaspora in Canada<\/i><\/p>\n
\n10. Anne Valmas<\/b> (Tallinn University Library), Research Prohibited!: The Activities of the Archival Sector of the Restricted Access Department at the Library of the Academy of Sciences of the Estonian SSR in 1974-1989<\/i>
\n11. Rutt Hinrikus <\/b>(Estonian Literary Museum), The History of Exile Estonian Literature and Literary Archives<\/i>
\n12. Kanni Labi, Kristel Karu-Kletter <\/strong>(Estonian Literary Museum), How to Define an Estonian? Identity Study in Stockholm<\/i><\/p>\n
\n13. Kaja Kumer-Haukan\u00f5mm<\/b> (Center for Estonian Diaspora Studies, Tartu University), Why Do We (Researchers) Need Archives, Memory Institutions?
\n<\/i>14. Hauke Siemen <\/b>(University of Hamburg), Archival Evidence of the Baltic \u00c9migr\u00e9s’ Political Activities: PhD Research in Progress
\n<\/i>15. Tina Tamman <\/b>(University of Glasgow), Archival Treasures from the Researcher\u2019s Perspective<\/i><\/p>\n
\n<\/u>16. Maie Barrow <\/b>(Estonian Archives in Australia), Who? What? Why? Researchers in the Estonian Archives in Australia
\n<\/i>17. Enda-Mai Mihelson Holland <\/b>(Estonian Archives in the U.S.,Inc), Who Uses the Cultural-Historical Collections of the Baltic Diaspora, and to What Purpose?
\n<\/i>18. Daniel Necas<\/b>, (Immigration History Research Center), Cooperative Collections Care: The Case of Estonian American Archival Materials at the IHRC<\/i><\/p>\n
\n<\/u>19. Ain Dave Kiil <\/b>(Alberta Estonian Heritage Society), Historical and Cultural Heritage of Alberta\u2019s Estonians<\/i>
\n20. Terry Kass <\/b>(Estonian Archives in Australia), Finding Sickler: A Romp through the Records<\/i>
\n21. Ann T\u00fcndern-Smith <\/b>(Estonian Archives in Australia), Locating Baltic Heritage in Australia<\/i><\/p>\n
\n22. Maija Hinkle <\/b>(LaPa MPC), Planned Latvian Diaspora Museum and Research Center in Latvia<\/i>
\n23. Linas Saldukas <\/b>(Lithuanian Emigration Institute), The Significance of Diaspora Archives for Lithuanian Historical Research
\n<\/i>24. Kersti Lust <\/b>(National Archives of Estonia), Web-Based Database: Estonia-Related Archival Sources in Foreign Archives<\/u><\/p>\n
\n25. Everita Andronova, Aleksey Andronov <\/b>(St. Petersburg State University), The First Sound Recordings of Lithuanian Speech and Music: The Fate of Eduard Wolter\u2019s Collection in St. Petersburg, Vilnius and Berlin<\/i>
\n26. Toms\u00a0\u0136ikuts<\/b> (National History Museum of Latvia\/University of Latvia), The History of Latvian Peasant Colonies in Russia (1870-1922). Research Problems and Perspectives in Russian Provincial Archives: Example of Bashkortostan
\n<\/i>27. Veronika Mahtina <\/b>(Estonian Cultural Society of St. Petersburg), The History of Estonian St. John`s Church in St. Petersburg: Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow<\/i><\/p>\n
\n28. Leili Utno <\/b>(Association for Estonians Abroad), Al\u012bda Zigmunde <\/b>(Riga Technical University),The State Historical Archives of Latvia as a Source of Estonian Educational History
\n<\/i>29. Peeter V\u00e4ljas <\/b>(National Archives of Estonia), The Archives of Sisters Agnia (Rutt) and Elga Eliaser: A Unique Document of a Typical Fate of an Educated Estonian Family<\/i><\/p>\n