At the EUSTORY network meeting, competition organisers also learnt about Moldova’s fight against desinformation. Journalist Paula Erizanu took a look how media and civil society are on the frontlines of the hybrid war for Moldovans’ hearts and minds.
Teachers from Armenia, Georgia, Moldova, and Ukraine prepared themselves in workshops to support their students researching propaganda – this year’s umbrella topic of the history competitions within the DVV cooperation project.
“History in a Polarised World” was the overarching theme of this year’s network meeting in Chișinău. Hosted by the National Association of Young Historians of Moldova (ANTIM) competition organisers discussed challenges such as AI, propaganda, and polarisation.
This year's award ceremony of the Danish History Competition was quite fascinating because of creative entries, handmade sweaters, substantial prizes and the celebratory atmosphere of the biggest Danish history festival, “Historiske Dage”.
How common is history-based propaganda in textbooks? A research team from Armenia, Georgia, Moldova and Ukraine delved into this question within the DVV cooperation project.
How common is history-based propaganda in textbooks? A research team from Armenia, Georgia, Moldova and Ukraine delved into this question within the DVV cooperation project.
How common is history-based propaganda in textbooks? A research team from Armenia, Georgia, Moldova and Ukraine delved into this question within the DVV cooperation project.
Albanian students dived into local history by exploring historical sites across the country. Illustrious laudators presented the prizes to the winners of the 6th Albanian History Competition.
In addition to organising history competitions in Armenia, Georgia, Moldova and Ukraine, this phase of the project focuses on the development of a toolkit for critical history teaching.