Финно-угорский вики-семинар 2016/en
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Finno-Ugric Wikiseminar 2016 (рус. Финно-угорский вики-семинар 2016) — 3rd International Scientific and Practical Seminar dedicated to preserving heritage of the Finno-Ugric peoples. Deliberations are done in Russian, English and Finno-Ugric languages,
Dates and venue
правитьThe seminar will take place on 6-9 MAY 2016 in Petrozavodsk at Intourist Onego Palace Hotel & Restaurant. Please plan your arrivals on Friday May 6 and departures on Monday May 9 (after the wiki-trip to «Kizhi»). Hotel offers Special Discount to all Seminar participants: to receive it, please write тариф «вики-семинар»/«wiki-seminar» rate in the «Additional requests» section of the booking form at the official website of the hotel. For details, please see the Venue and Seminar Program pages.
Participating countries
правитьAttendees from the following countries expressed their interests:
Russian Federation
Estonia
Registration: Participants
Attention: If you need visa support (by VAO Intourist), please contact to nikolai . litvinov (at) wikimedia . ru. We need your passport data and booking confirmation from Intourist Onego Palace Hotel & Restaurant to prepare an invitation letter. All participants of the wikiseminar will get a special price for accomodation (please make copypast in Additional requests in Onego Palace Hotel & Restaurant website: Tariff 'wikiseminar' for booking any rooms).
Questions and comments
правитьYou can discuss the seminar and raise questions at the talk page.
See also
править- List of previous Finno-Ugric wikiseminars
Путеводитель «Petrozavodsk» в Викигиде.- Event pages in the social media:
Partners on the seminar
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