Book Fair in Berlin

The Berlin Book Fair has been invited to participate in the Frankfurt Book Fair, the largest and oldest in Europe! We are proud and are preparing to present Russian-language publishers and authors.

Our stand is Halle 3.1 / A58

We are experiencing an anthropological shift that began when the internet began to disenchant the world.

There is nothing we value more than live communication, especially among books and about books.
That's why our new project couldn't help but be born – meet & read, a space for reading and communication!

Presentation of Ivan Filippov's new book and answers to questions about the Zetniks.
Moderator: Tanya Felgenhauer.

Sasha Kazantseva, Sasha Skochilenko and I are inviting you to some mischief!
Come to Sasha Kazantseva's birthday party to meet people, celebrate, and have fun.

Olga Prokhorova, psychologist and writer, will talk about her book, "I'm Not Needed, But I Am: How to Overcome the Trauma of Rejection and Regain Self-Respect."
Co-host – Ekaterina Shulman

"The Walking Disaster Club" by Katherine Stockett is the top literary release of this spring, and according to the New York Times, of all of 2026. The long-awaited novel by the author of "The Help" was released in Russian by Yulia Navalnaya's One Book Publishing, concurrent with its world premiere in America.

The fair was attended by 25 book and 15 magazine publishers, Russian-language reading clubs and libraries, Berlin public organizations working with

Here are the books that became bestsellers at the second Berlin Fair, according to publishers.

We announce the second Berlin Book Fair as an independent, horizontal volunteer project, which will be held with the help of our friends, volunteers, and partners.

On a bronze plaque next to the monument to the burning of books on Berlin's Bebelplatz is a prophetic quote from Heinrich Heine's tragedy "Almansor":

The "Through the Wall" charitable foundation helps Ukrainian prisoners of war and their mothers. For many families, the foundation has become the only link between them.

Without the support and funding of Muraviev, the Berlin Fair would not have taken place for the first time in April 2025! In 2026, the fair is financed by

The fair's program includes the Clavis School's teen theater group and its "Literary Workshop: Reading, Acting, and Writing." Do you like

This year, part of the children's program of the festival, prepared by the library of cool books in different languages ​​in Berlin - Tochka, together with

decoder is a unique project that connects independent journalism from key regions – Russia, Belarus and Ukraine – with European scientific

The second Berlin Book Fair will be supported by the Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung (FES), Germany's oldest political foundation! Thanks to the Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung, we will be able to, for example,

Our 2025 was incredible – in April we held the first Berlin Book Fair! And it seems like a long time ago.

Our New Year's gift is a recording of a recent Berlin conversation with Deacon Andrei Kuraev about Christianity, power, and violence – from the ancient church