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![People are standing at a pink ribbon at a museum opening and cutting it to celebrate.](https://unit.n-ost.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/01/QueerMuzeum-Opening_Pawel-Porzezinski.jpeg)
Intertwined Queer Stories: First LGTBIQ Museum in Eastern Europe
Published on taz
The QueerMuzeum has opened in Warsaw. It tells of pride, joy and sex, but also of stigmatisation and persecution.
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“The Smaller the Settlement, the Greater the Influence of Religion”: Belarusian Trans Non-Binary Activist in Poland
Published on Nash Vybir
Ray shares its journey of self-discovery, self-acceptance and struggle for queer rights
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Queer Holocaust Voices – the Price of Silence
Published on Hukanne
Aren’t the sufferings of all prisoners the same? Why bring up gender issues at all? What’s the point of comparing trauma?
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“I Accept Myself with All My Features”: Ukrainian Queer Person and Her Identity in Catholic Poland
Published on Nash Vybir
Natalia's story presents a different, more down-to-earth perspective on queer Ukrainians in Poland.
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Belarusian on Bisexuality, Theatre and Emigration
Published on Das.Hip
A documentary short about Palina, Belarusian actress, director, and singer from Minsk.
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Forgotten Stories of Eastern European LGBTQ+ Heroes
Published on Instagram
Stories of those who were lacking remembrance acknowledgment. Sometimes unintentionally, but more often purposefully.
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Shelters, Help for Queer People and Support: How Uzhhorod Became a New Home for LGBTQI+ People
Published on Hromadske
Gender Stream housed 32 people when the full-scale war began. Throughout its operation, the shelter has provided a home to 320 queer people from occupied and liberated territories.
![Commemoration of homosexual prisoners at the former concentration camp in Sachsenhausen](https://unit.n-ost.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/10/Queers-Zeigen-Haltung.jpeg)
Diversity in Brandenburg: Queers Take a Stand
Published on taz
A memorial for gay prisoners murdered in Sachsenhausen coincided with a Pride in nearby Oranienburg, uniting commemoration with celebration of present-day queer life.
![Evelyn Aschenbrenner is a non-binary person from the United States](https://unit.n-ost.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/10/Kharkiv-community-fights_01.webp)
Being Yourself. How Kharkiv’s LGBTQI Community Fights for Their Rights
Published on Hromadske
A report on queer representation in the Ukrainian Armed Forces, on Prides and aid in times of war