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31. The traveling exhibition "Will Be Forbidden" will be opened at the Estonian National Library in July. Baltic Book 1918-1940 ", which will be open free to the public from August 1 to October 25.
" Will be banned. The Baltic Book 1918-1940 "There is no exhibition of banned books in the Soviet Union.The name of the metaphor refers to the fifty years of a forbidden era whose testimony is so clearly Many of them quietly continued to live in unpublished house libraries and told their readers about the riches that came down to them.The period from 1918 to 1940 is known as the age of d & # 39; In the Baltic bookstore, many things happened for the first time: a complete teaching in national languages was available, the field researchers had the opportunity to publish the collections of universities and universities. of scientific institutes, to read and fully enjoy the countryside and the city 19659005] Read and enlivened his intelligence with all social strata, the authors have the opportunity to diversify and free the creative ty, the state has been involved in promoting books and supporting the keeping of books. The collection and the art of books have both reached unprecedented heights. The exhibition is a promising surprise and offers a look at the three Baltic states 20-30. annual repertoire, highlighting the novelty of the period's publications, the link with the traditions of national accounting and current trends in the world of accounting. The exhibition is organized by the National Library of Latvia, Lithuania and Estonia in cooperation with the University of Vilnius and the University of Tallinn
The exhibition will be open at the National Library of Latvia on 1 November.
