The German city of Bautzen (Saxony) is the latest ENPP member, represented by the association STEINHAUS, e.V. which works closely with the local municipality. The city of Bautzen is located in Saxony, Germany with about 40.000 inhabitants and on January 1018 a Peace Treaty between the Holy Roman Empire and Poland was signed in the city. […]
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On 26th and 27th of September an ENPP delegation was present at the 8th Advisory Forum on Cultural Routes of the Council of Europe in the city of Görlitz (Germany), at the invitation of the European Institute of Cultural Routes, the Government of the Free State of Saxony and the Municipality of Görlitz. The ENPP […]
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The Association for the Promotion of Altranstädt Castle in Germany, founding member of ENPP, celebrated the Open Monument Day 2018 with several events which attracted many visitors to the place where on September 24, 1706 an Interim Peace was signed during the Great Northern War (1700-1721) between August II, the Strong and Karl XII, of […]
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On 21st September, the Municipality of Kaynardzha, Bulgaria, a member of ENPP since 2015 will organized a Bicycle Tour, coinciding with the UN World Day of Peace according the UN General Assembly declaration and resolution taked in 1981. For the first time this day is celebrated on the initiative of UNESCO in 1984. Under the […]
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In parallel with the Hubertusburg Peace Talks, the exhibition of works by young students under the Peace theme as well as the presentation of their prizes, will be held at the Hubertusburg Castle at an organization of the Hubertusburg Castle Friendship Association, member of ENPP, in cooperation with the Saxon Ministry of Culture and the […]
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BAUTZEN (GERMANY) IS THE LATEST MEMBER OF ENPP
The German city of Bautzen (Saxony) is the latest ENPP member, represented by the association STEINHAUS, e.V. which works closely with the local municipality. The city of Bautzen is located in Saxony, Germany with about 40.000 inhabitants and on January 1018 a Peace Treaty between the Holy Roman Empire and Poland was signed in the city. […]
PLACES OF PEACE ROUTE WAS PRESENT AT THE 8th ADVISORY FORUM ON CULTURAL ROUTES
On 26th and 27th of September an ENPP delegation was present at the 8th Advisory Forum on Cultural Routes of the Council of Europe in the city of Görlitz (Germany), at the invitation of the European Institute of Cultural Routes, the Government of the Free State of Saxony and the Municipality of Görlitz. The ENPP […]
Open Monument Day celebrated in Altranstädt Castle (Germany)
The Association for the Promotion of Altranstädt Castle in Germany, founding member of ENPP, celebrated the Open Monument Day 2018 with several events which attracted many visitors to the place where on September 24, 1706 an Interim Peace was signed during the Great Northern War (1700-1721) between August II, the Strong and Karl XII, of […]
Bicycle Tour For Peace in Kaynardzha, Bulgaria
On 21st September, the Municipality of Kaynardzha, Bulgaria, a member of ENPP since 2015 will organized a Bicycle Tour, coinciding with the UN World Day of Peace according the UN General Assembly declaration and resolution taked in 1981. For the first time this day is celebrated on the initiative of UNESCO in 1984. Under the […]
Hubertusburg Youth Peace Prize – the practice of culture of peace
In parallel with the Hubertusburg Peace Talks, the exhibition of works by young students under the Peace theme as well as the presentation of their prizes, will be held at the Hubertusburg Castle at an organization of the Hubertusburg Castle Friendship Association, member of ENPP, in cooperation with the Saxon Ministry of Culture and the […]