Several presentations from the history conference Scripta Manent can be watched again
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At the conference one could also view a Catholic church handbook, Agenda Parva, printed in 1622 in Braunsberg (today the Polish town of Braniewo), the first known work containing text in the South Estonian dialect.
On 13–14 September 2019, a history and cuture conference was held in Tartu devoted to Polish-Estonian relations, entitled Scripta Manent. Presentations were given by the Literature Centreʼs senior researcher Kristi Viiding and Kristiina Ross, member of the scientific council. Several presentations from the conference can be watched again via the Estonian National Museumsʼs YouTube.
The conference was organised by the Embassy of the Republic of Poland in Tallinn, the Estonian National Museum, the National Archives of Estonia, and the History and Archaeology Institute of the University of Tartu.