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The Office in Minsk of Swedish Embassy in Moscow, with the support of the Swedish Institute, arranges traditional Days of Swedish Culture in Belarus, dedicated to Sweden's National Day.
On the 26th of April, between 11:00 and 18:00, the doors of the Centre for Swedish studies will stay open for everyone interested in Sweden, its language and culture!
It has become a good tradition to gather people, interested in Sweden, its social and cultural life, under the roof of the CSS to discuss different topics concerning Sweden. This year, it is the fifth time, the Centre for Swedish Studies hold the conferen
Welcome to attend the presentation of the Belarusian translation of Astrid Lindgrens book Pippi Longstocking! The event is arranged by the Office in Minsk of the Swedish Ambassy in Moscow with the support from the Swedish Institute.
Students, studying Swedish at the CSS and other places in Minsk, got the possibility to listen to the thrilling lecture on Swedish mentality. The lecture was delivered by Fredrik Bergman, teacher from St.Sigfrids folk high school, Växjö.
The Swedish Institute in cooperation with the Centre for Swedish Studies arranged contact seminars in Minsk, Vitebsk and Polotsk on the 17th-19th December. The seminar in Minsk was hosted by the Belarusian National Technical University and attracted about
Welcome to attend the exhibition of modern Swedish jewellery in Minsk! The exposiition will be hosted by the National Museum of History and Culture (12, K. Marx, Minsk) between the 13th and 21st of September 2007. The opening event will take place on the
Welcome to attend the Film festival, commemorated to the 100 years' anniversary of Astrid Lindgren! The festival is arranged by the Office in Minsk of the Swedish Ambassy in Moscow and takes place in Vitsebsk, Mahiliov and Minsk.
On the 16th of June, over 50 Swedish language students come to the Museum for Folk Architecture in Strochitsa to celebrate the pagan Swedish tradition, Midsummer Day. The students, together with their teachers and those Swedes, who happened to be in Mins