Video Materials
Day 2: Twelfth International Sakharov Conference
Forgiving or Forgetting – Dealing with a Painful Historical Past
Day 1: Twelfth International Sakharov Conference
LT 1 || UA 1 || EN 1
LT 2 || UA 2 || EN 2
Forgiving or Forgetting – Dealing with a Painful Historical Past
May 13, 2022
Fourth Leonidas Donskis International Conference
The Role of Museums and Public Space in Remembering the Past
May 2021
Tenth International
Sakharov Conference (RUS)
Are Peace, Progress and Human Rights Indivisable?
May 2021
Tenth International
Sakharov Conference (LTU)
Are Peace, Progress and Human Rights Indivisable?
May 2021
Tenth International
Sakharov Conference (ENG)
Are Peace, Progress and Human Rights Indivisable?
May 2021
Short Film
Sakharov Remembered
May 2021
Mini-Documentary
Looking back at the Helsinki Accords
May 2021
Marina Sakharov-Liberman
Interview shown at the exhibition "Andrei Sakharov - Person of the Era"
May 2021
Volodymyr Dubovyk
"Five Years of Russia - Ukraine Conflict: Battle of Competing Narratives"
22 May 2019
Kateryna Smaglyi
"Russian Infiltration of Western Universities and Think-Tanks"
22 May 2019
Tommy van Steen
"The New Propoganda: Concepts of Fake News"
22 May 2019
Amy Knight
"Political Crimes Under the Putin Regime"
22 May 2019
Mikko Kinnunen
Finland's Response to Hybrid Threats"
22 May 2019
Tatyana Yankelevich
"The Importance of Sakharov Today"
21 May 2019
Edward Lucas
"Is there a Difference between Cold War and Hybrid War?"
21 May 2019
Mark Galeotti
"Gangsters, Hackers and Militias: Outsourcing the New Political War"
21 May 2019
Robert van der Noordaa & Coen van de Ven
"Russian Trolling in the Netherlands: Influencing Public Opinion Through Social Media"
21 May 2019
Illimar Lepik von Wirén
"The Cold War Never Froze - How Estonia Tackles Russian Hybrid and Cyber Threats since 1991"
21 May 2019
Balacs Denes
"Blaming with anti-Semitic Undertones: the anti-Soros Campaign in Central and Eastern Europe"
21 May 2019
Edward Lucas
"The New Cold War and how to win it"
21 March 2019
Mark Galeotti
"The Vory"
21 January 2019
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