The EUritage project celebrates the 30th anniversary of Central European democratic revolutions as well as the 15th anniversary of their accession to the European Union. These historical events now belong to our common European heritage. They unite European citizens as part of the same community of values. Key lessons from Central European democratic transition and European integration process are necessary to build our common European future.
This project is led by WiseEuropa together with Institut für Europäische Politik, Metropolitan University Prague, city of Gdańsk and Hungarian Europe Society. It is co-financed by the European Commission within the framework of Europe for Citizens programme.
Dear Students, we kindly invite you to participate to our Challenge “Central Europe, the EU and myself”. In 1989, Central Europe regained freedom and thanks to that finally in 1990 (East Germany) and in 2004 (Czechia, Hungary, Poland, Slovakia) joined …