Baltische Historische Kommission

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Baltische Historische Kommission ('Baltic Historical Commission'; abbreviated BHK) is an organization which deals with history related to Baltic Germans/Germany and Baltic states. BHK is located in Göttingen, Germany. Since 2007, BHK's chairman is Matthias Thumser.^[1]

BHK was established in 1951 in Göttingen.^[1]

BHK publishes several publications.^[1]

BHK organizes Baltischen Historikertreffen ('Baltic Historians Meetings').^[1]

As of 2020, BHK has about 100 full and 30 corresponding members.^[1]

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