When?
13-15 May 2022
Where?
Heidelberg (DE)
What?
Baltic Nations Kommers
Current information on the Baltic Nations Kommers 13 – 15 May 2022
Dear members of the Baltic Corporations,
the Baltic Nations Kommers (BNK) on May 13 – 15, 2022 in Heidelberg is behind us. We had a wonderful celebration in Heidelberg. As organizers, we would like to thank the numerous participants who found their way to us in Heidelberg. Our thanks go to all the contributors who made the festival in Heidelberg possible through their great efforts.
At the same time, we are looking forward to the next BNK, which will take place in Riga from June 30 – July 2, 2023.
Numerous photos have been taken of our celebration in Heidelberg. Numerous photos have been taken of our celebration in Heidelberg. You are welcome to view and download these photos from the registration website.
Yours sincerely
Stay healthy.
57. Baltic Nations Kommers
Heidelberg 2022
Invitation to the 57th Baltic Nations Kommers
Dear Members,
Dear Members, We kindly invite you to participate at the meeting of the Baltic nations, the 57th Baltic Nations Kommers form May 13th to May 15th 2022 in Heidelberg. The Kommers takes place at the location it had taken place for three decades annually until 1993.
This Kommers has always been held in the spirit of the bond between European Nations. Since the opening of the borders 30 years ago, a strong belief in the European Union and in the ability of nations and people to reach mutual understanding has expanded across the continent. Students’ societies in the Baltic states, Poland and Germany have always been a driving force in this development – politically, economically, and societally.
History of the Baltic Nations Commers
After they were resettled in 1939, many Baltic Germans felt the desire to keep up regular contact with their compatriots now living spread out all over the world. As such, in the early 60s, they began to hold an annual gathering, known as a “Kommers” (German: Kommers, Polish: Komers, Latvian: Komeršs, Estonian: Kommerss) in order to keep up and pass on Baltic traditions. The original venue was Heidelberg Castle.
Donations are requested for:
Verein zur Förderung der deutsch-baltischen Völkerfreundschaft (VFV)
Account number: 1236 1337 55
Hamburger Sparkasse, BLZ: 200 505 50
IBAN: DE02 2005 0550 1236 1337 55
BIC / SWIFT: HASPDEHHXXX
The Verein zur Förderung der deutsch-baltischen Völkerfreundschaft (VFV) is a registered charity. Donors will get a confirmation of receipt per mail if you indicate your address in the note to payee.
Sponsoring
Please refer to Til Assmann from the Baltischer Philisterverband.
- Windmühlenstrasse 22, 28759 Bremen
- info@bnk2020.eu
