Dockyards and Baltic Campaigns (1721–2021): Comparisons and Transformations
24th Annual Conference of the Naval Dockyard Society – Saturday 27th March 2021 (on-line)
Dockyards and Baltic Campaigns (1721–2021): Comparisons and Transformations

09:00-09:30 Registration on Zoom
09:30-09:35 Chair’s welcome and introduction by Dr Paul Brown
09:35-10:15 Naval bases of Sweden — a strategic choice presented by Lars Wedin, Captain Swedish Navy (retd)
10:15-10:55 Nordstiernen (1703—1785) — ‘the Danish Navy’s Grand Old Lady’presented by Ida Christine Jorgensen, PhD student, University of Portsmouth
10:55-11:10 Break
11:10-11:50 The Great Yarmouth Naval Support Base and the Baltic Campaigns of 1801 and 1807 to 1814 presented byDavid Higgins, Author and Historian
11:50-12:30 Suomenlinna — a new community enjoying a long term, sustainable reuse presented by Dr Celia Clark, Naval Dockyards Society
12:30 -13:00 Lunch break
** Afternoon session to be chaired by Ian Stafford**
13:00-¯13:40 Kronstadt: Peter the Great’s Dockyard presented by Dr Paul Brown, Naval Dockyards Society
13:40 -14:20 The British Navy Role in the Baltic States’ War of Liberation (1918—1919) presented byDr ChorfiFatima, Associate Professor, University Oran2, Algeria
14:20-14:30 Break
14:30-15:10 Rebirth of Tallinn seaplane hangars presented byDr Maris Mändel and Oliver Orro, Tallinn University
15:10-15:15 Chair’s closing remarks and thanks.
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