Marina Vituhnovskaja-Kauppala

About

Marina Vituhnovskaja-Kauppala is a docent specialising in the history of the borderlands between Russia and Finland, with a focus on Karelia. Her research covers East Karelia's political history from the medieval period through to the formation of the Soviet Union.

Upcoming · 2

East Karelia between Russia and Finland - from the Middle Ages to the Soviet era — Stoa, Helsinki

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Wed 23.9. 14:30 Stoa, Helsinki ilmainen

East Karelia between Russia and Finland - from the Middle Ages to the Soviet era

Lecture series on East Karelia's history from the Middle Ages to the Soviet era, focusing on the region between Russia and Finland. Eight lectures cover the contested territory and the dramatic events of the late 19th century.

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Siberia in Russia's Past and Present — Helsingin työväenopiston Opistotalo, Helsinki

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Mon 5.10. 18:45 Helsingin työväenopiston Opistotalo, Helsinki ilmainen

Siberia in Russia's Past and Present

This lecture series traces Siberia's history from conquest and indigenous peoples through Stalin's camps to modern energy projects. Docent Marina Vituhnovskaja-Kauppala guides participants through the region's development and significance for understanding Russia.

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Where they play · 2

Stoa Helsingin työväenopiston Opistotalo

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