A German scientific publication, edited by the Leibniz Institute for European History, based in the city of Mainz (Germany), refers to our Association in an article by Prof. Martin Peters under the title “Places of peace in Europe – Reflections on a topography of pre-modern peace agreements”. On page 34 of this scientific article that […]
The city of Tartu, Estonia, is celebrating the 100th Anniversary of the Peace Treaty signed with Russia in the city on February 2, 1920 and which recognized the independence of the Republic of Estonia, ended the War of Independence and paved the way for the international recognition of Estonia. The first ceasefire proposal between Estonia […]
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The celebrated photo taken in Evoramonte, Portugal by the astrophotographer Miguel Claro (Dark Sky Alqueva, Portugal) has now received a new distinction when it is published in the January 2020 edition of the prestigious National Geographic magazine, Portuguese edition, in its section “Visions”. In the text accompanying the photo published by National Geographic magazine (hereinafter […]
ENPP was present today at the OSI Geneva Forum held at the United Nations building in the Swiss capital. OSI NGO is a Special Consultative Status to Economic and Social Council of the United Nations. ENPP presentation took place during the 6th Annual International Conference on Travel and Sustainable Tourism for Peace and Development and […]
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Following a tradition of several years, the Association for the Promotion of Altranstädt Castle (Saxony, Germany), founding member of ENPP, celebrated the 11 November known as “Poppy Day” which marks the end of the First World War in 1918. Members of the Association placed a wreath of white carnations and red poppies in the Memorial […]
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German scientific publication refers to ENPP
A German scientific publication, edited by the Leibniz Institute for European History, based in the city of Mainz (Germany), refers to our Association in an article by Prof. Martin Peters under the title “Places of peace in Europe – Reflections on a topography of pre-modern peace agreements”. On page 34 of this scientific article that […]
TARTU (ESTONIA) CELEBRATES 100 YEARS OF ITS TREATY OF PEACE
The city of Tartu, Estonia, is celebrating the 100th Anniversary of the Peace Treaty signed with Russia in the city on February 2, 1920 and which recognized the independence of the Republic of Estonia, ended the War of Independence and paved the way for the international recognition of Estonia. The first ceasefire proposal between Estonia […]
National Geographic refers to ENPP
The celebrated photo taken in Evoramonte, Portugal by the astrophotographer Miguel Claro (Dark Sky Alqueva, Portugal) has now received a new distinction when it is published in the January 2020 edition of the prestigious National Geographic magazine, Portuguese edition, in its section “Visions”. In the text accompanying the photo published by National Geographic magazine (hereinafter […]
ENPP PRESENT AT OSI GENEVE FORUM
ENPP was present today at the OSI Geneva Forum held at the United Nations building in the Swiss capital. OSI NGO is a Special Consultative Status to Economic and Social Council of the United Nations. ENPP presentation took place during the 6th Annual International Conference on Travel and Sustainable Tourism for Peace and Development and […]
Altranstädt (Germany) celebrated Poppy Day 2019
Following a tradition of several years, the Association for the Promotion of Altranstädt Castle (Saxony, Germany), founding member of ENPP, celebrated the 11 November known as “Poppy Day” which marks the end of the First World War in 1918. Members of the Association placed a wreath of white carnations and red poppies in the Memorial […]