Author: Tamara

Tamara (1990) comes from Slovenia, where she finished her bachelor in International relations and is currently doing her master in Management. To balance the more theoretical part she fills her free time with drawing, creating with wood and travelling.

@work in Gdansk, day 8: Time to say goodbye

Tamara 6. October 2016 No Comments

The pealing of Basilica’s bells between the past, present and the future

Tamara 2. October 2016 No Comments

@work in Gdansk, day 7: Switching the roles – interviewing the usual interviewers

Tamara 1. October 2016 No Comments

@work in Gdansk, day 6: Learning about solidarity and bloody pacifications of protests

Tamara 30. September 2016 No Comments

@work between Prague and Gdansk, Day 5: On the trace of social movements and people’s uprisings

Tamara 28. September 2016 No Comments

@work in Prague, Day 4: New day, new city, new experiences: Socialism realised

Tamara 27. September 2016 1 Comment

History to Go: The Spirit of the Street and the Fate of the Bridge

Tamara 30. August 2016 1 Comment

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Climate Warming? “Greece is Already Used to High Temperatures”

Liliana 25. September 2020

Irish Language: Deep-Rooted or Force-Fed?

Neasa 3. August 2020

An Old Diploma And My Jump Into History

Decho 17. July 2020

Cover image of government-issued brochure

If the Crisis or War Comes: Swedish Defense in the New Millennium

Maria 23. June 2020

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