Marin Jänes’ presentation concentrated on multilingualism in Baltic-German literature. The presentation „Repräsentation der gesellschaftlichen Mehrsprachigkeit in der deutschbaltischen Literatur und ihrer estnischen Übersetzung“ dealt with Georg Julius von Schulz’ (1808-1875) letters and it’s translation into Estonian by Pille Toompere. Maris Saagpakk talked about the early translations of Schiller into Estonian in the 19th century „Frühe Übersetzungen der fiktionalen Literatur ins Estnische. Kulturhistorische Dynamiken anhand der Übersetzungen von Friedrich Schiller“.
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