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The Baltic Cultures
program gives you the possibility to get to know the 3
Baltic States in a new and exciting way. During the school
year via lectures and discussions we will travel through
three countries and three capital cities. As time passes
the Baltic States are leaving behind their associations
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The Baltic countries
are now members of both the EU and NATO. The Baltics is a
successful region with a rich cultural life, ancient traditions
and an interesting history.
The results of
re-building and restoration of the old can be seen everywhere.
Baltic countries have a rich and exciting history. In 1600
Riga was Sweden's biggest city and you can see and feel that
in all Baltic countries Swedish heritage is still alive. How
does the everyday life look in Baltic countries? How do the
elderly live and what hopes do youth have? How does the future
look for Baltic States? All of this and a lot more will be
discussed in our lectures.
Studies here take
turns with practice and study trips to Baltic. Different lecturers
participate in a teaching process. And there is also a possibility
to study Baltic languages. During the school year we organize
one special week for each of the countries, where national
food is served and where there is an opportunity to try sample
and experience different things associated with these countries.
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Estonian
fellowship evening here at school.
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Some
of the students plus a teacher in front of "The Swedish
Gates" in Riga. Swedish soldiers built this gate, so
that they wouldn't have to go around the block to get
to their barracks.
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EXAMPLES FROM THE STUDY
PROGRAM:
- Things which separate
/ unite Baltic countries
- Baltic's internationally
renowned people
- The most well-known geographical names connected
to Baltic countries (in Swedish, German and Baltic
languages)
- Why were Baltic countries so attractive to conquer?
- Why do people in the Baltics speak about "the good
old Swedish days?"
- Every day life in the modern Baltics The extensive
song and music life in the Baltics. Both Estonia and
Latvia have won Eurovision Song Contest!
- The Baltic's States prominent sport stars
- Cooperation between the Baltics and Scandinavia
- The Baltic countries and Russia
You are
very welcome to our school to get to know your neighboring
countries!
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