A panel of Latvian experts convened in Riga to discuss the role of war exhibitions, underscoring that such exhibitions should fundamentally promote peace rather than glorify war. The discussion highlighted the importance of presenting accurate historical memory, preventing revisionism, and fostering societal understanding of the horrors and consequences of war. The experts stressed that exhibitions must serve educational purposes, encourage reflection, and contribute to strengthening civil society's resilience against propaganda and misinformation. They emphasized the importance of European memory culture and how exhibitions about war in Latvia should reflect a commitment to peace, democratic values, and international cooperation. The conversation also referenced Russian aggression and the need to counter disinformation and societal manipulation through cultural and historical means.

A panel of Latvian experts convened in Riga to discuss the role of war exhibitions, underscoring that such exhibitions should fundamentally promote peace rather than glorify war. The discussion highlighted the importance of presenting accurate historical memory, preventing revisionism, and fostering societal understanding of the horrors and consequences of war. The experts stressed that exhibitions must serve educational purposes, encourage reflection, and contribute to strengthening civil society's resilience against propaganda and misinformation. They emphasized the importance of European memory culture and how exhibitions about war in Latvia should reflect a commitment to peace, democratic values, and international cooperation. The conversation also referenced Russian aggression and the need to counter disinformation and societal manipulation through cultural and historical means.