The Press Radicalized Finns Over a Hundred Years Ago โ An Author Specialized in Workers' Newspapers Sees a Link to the Social Media Era
Pertti Rajala explores the role of media during Finland's 1918 civil war and its connection to contemporary social media in his upcoming book.
"The Innocents": New episode on Friday, March 20 at 22:10
The article discusses the upcoming episode of the Greek period series "The Innocents," focusing on character developments and the return of Yianos to Corfu.
After half a century pause, a new music textbook reaches high schools
A charity foundation is gifting a new comprehensive music history textbook to all high schools in Estonia, covering music life from the 12th and 13th centuries up to Estonia's declaration of independence in 1918.
When the first case of Spanish Flu was found, it wreaked havoc like COVID
The article discusses the origins of the Spanish Flu, beginning with its first case reported by an American soldier in 1918, paralleling its devastating impact to that of the COVID-19 pandemic.
March 3, 1918 - Treaty of Brest-Litovsk: The day the Greeks of Eastern Pontus surrendered to their persecutors
The article discusses the historical significance of the Treaty of Brest-Litovsk for the Greek communities in Eastern Pontus, marking a catastrophic turning point as their territories were surrendered to the Turks.
When Russia Exited World War I, It Signed a Treaty with Germany
On March 3, 1918, Russia officially exited World War I by signing the Treaty of Brest-Litovsk with the Central Powers, including Germany.
TODAY IN HISTORY โฉ Russia ceded territorial claims to Estonia
In 1918, during the Brest-Litovsk peace treaty, Soviet Russia renounced its territorial claims over Estonia and several other regions.
Eleftherios Kousis: A Scholar of Pontus Amid the Turmoil of 1918
The article discusses the dramatic changes in the history of Pontus in February 1918, as thousands of Greeks fled their homes due to the retreat of Russian troops.
TODAY IN HISTORY โฉ De facto cessation of Estonia's independence
This article discusses the historical event of Estonia's de facto loss of independence on February 25, 1918, when German military forces took control of Tallinn just one day after Estonia declared independence.
One Minute Lecture: Does a State Arise from Words?
A lecture discusses how Estonia's statehood was initiated by a manifesto in 1918 despite the absence of an army, government, or international recognition.
Legacy of Kurt Eisner: The Typewriter of the Revolution
The article discusses the significant historical impact of Kurt Eisner, a socialist leader who declared the Bavarian Republic in 1918, and the recent discovery of his typewriter, a symbol of his legacy.
The Liepฤja Museum's Exhibition 'Classical Modernism in Latvia' Illuminates the Formation Period of the Latvian State
The exhibition 'Classical Modernism in Latvia' at the Liepฤja Museum sheds light on the complex historical narratives of Latvia's formation and cultural identity post-1918.
Lithuania celebrates the Day of Restoration of the State
On February 16, Lithuania commemorates its Day of Restoration of the State with various traditional events and honors the signatories of the 1918 Declaration of Independence.
"Asko has been with me since childhood" - do you remember these classics?
Finnish memories revolve around the now-defunct furniture brands Asko and Sotka, highlighting their significance in many people's lives since 1918.
TODAY IN HISTORY: Fourteen Mysterious Days Disappeared
The article discusses the historical shift in calendars that occurred in Estonia and Russia in 1918, marking a significant date where 14 days effectively vanished due to the calendar reform.
Juozas Skirius. 1916 โ The Lithuanians' Decision to Strive for the Independence of Lithuania
The article discusses the significant developments in Lithuania's political consciousness leading to its independence in 1918, highlighting the critical role of 1916 as a pivotal year in this journey.
Complete Rejection of Stalin Proposal by Demari Representative
Sanna Antikainen, a PS Member of Parliament, completely rejects a proposal from SDP representative Eeva-Johanna Eloranta for a moment of silence in parliament to honor those who fled to the Soviet Union after the 1918 civil war and legislators who died under Stalin's purges.
USA: Population shrinkage for the first time since 1918
The population of the United States is expected to decline for the first time since 1918 due to immigration policies and ineffective support for American households under President Donald Trump.
Little-known 'masterpiece' horror with 'most disturbing performance ever' on Film 4 tonight
The horror film 'Pearl', praised for Mia Goth's unsettling performance, airs tonight on Film 4, showcasing a young woman's eerie experiences on a Texas farm in 1918.