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Europeana 1989: We Made History!
Poland
Collection days in Warsaw (8-9.06.2013)
Collection days in Poznań (14-15.06.2013)
Collection days in Gdańsk (21-22.06.2013)
Lithuania
Collection days in Vilnius (9-10.08.2013)
Collection days in Panevezys (13.08.2013)
Materials from Pasvalys Public Library
Latvia
Collection days in Riga (23-24.08.2013)
Estonia
Collection days in Tallinn (30-31.08.2013)
Czech Republic
Collection days in Plzeň (2.11.2013)
Collection days in Hradec Králové (9.11.2013)
Collection days in Prague (17.11.2013)
Collection days in Olomouc (23.11.2013)
Collection days in Opava (30.11.2013)
Hungary
Collection days in Szeged (23-24.05.2014)
Collection days in Sopron (30-31.05.2014)
Collection days in Budapest (5-6.09.2014)
Germany
Collection days in Leipzig (16-17.05.2014)
Collection days in Berlin (12-13.09.2014)
Romania
Collection days in Cluj (07.2019)
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