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EPISODE · Nov 19, 2024 · 18 MIN

Lessons from Estonia

from Holistic Heritage · host Riin Alatalu, Katarzyna Jagodzińska, John Beauchamp

Estonia is on the front line with regards to the ongoing conflict in Ukraine. Being in such a position has forced decision makers to rethink official policy in times of war. How to protect tangible cultural heritage? How to tackle the country’s dissonant Soviet heritage?With the invasion of Ukraine, what measures has Estonia put in place so far and what good practices in general can the rest of Europe take on board so as to safeguard its cultural heritage?The Kraków Heritage Hub’s John Beauchamp and Katarzyna Jagodzińska speak to Riin Alatalu, Vice-President of ICOMOS  who holds the UNESCO Chair of Cultural Heritage Studies at the Estonian Academy of Fine Arts. We met during the Europa Nostra Cultural Heritage Summit held in Bucharest in October 2024. This podcast was produced in the frame of and as an outcome of the European Heritage Hub pilot project co-funded by the European Union.

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In our ongoing Holistic Heritage series, we take a look at the successes and the challenges that lie ahead in the most northerly Baltic state of Estonia in terms of the promotion and protection of its rich cultural heritage.

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