Niemand ist vergessen - Nichts wird vergessen

Article for general public (2021)

This article of Inna Ganschow and Denis Scuto reconstructs the stories of the families Families Aronow-Herz, Faktorowitsch-Levy, Lukmanski-Lubinstein, Jewish families immigrated from Russia to Germany ... [more ▼]

This article of Inna Ganschow and Denis Scuto reconstructs the stories of the families Families Aronow-Herz, Faktorowitsch-Levy, Lukmanski-Lubinstein, Jewish families immigrated from Russia to Germany, France and finally Luxembourg in the 1920s, their lives and work in the Grand-Duchy and their deportation from Luxembourg to Lizmannstadt (Lodz) on 16th Octobre 1941. [less ▲]

Un incendiaire et ses recettes historiques

Article for general public (2021)

Historian Denis Scuto, Vice-Director of Luxembourg Centre for Contemporary and Digital History discusses the frontal attack by Trump and his supporters against democratic institutions and historical ... [more ▼]

Historian Denis Scuto, Vice-Director of Luxembourg Centre for Contemporary and Digital History discusses the frontal attack by Trump and his supporters against democratic institutions and historical traditions. [less ▲]

Légionnaires : Parcours de Guerre et de Migrations entre le Luxembourg et la France

Book published by Silvana Editoriale (2020)

Who were the Luxembourgish legionnaires? What were they doing in France? Why did they decide to enrol? How have they been portrayed and remembered? Incorporating the most recent scholarship on the topic ... [more ▼]

Who were the Luxembourgish legionnaires? What were they doing in France? Why did they decide to enrol? How have they been portrayed and remembered? Incorporating the most recent scholarship on the topic and covering a timeline spanning from the early-19th century to the interwar period, with a particular focus on WW1, the book explores the intersecting histories of the French Foreign Legion and of the Luxembourgish emigrations in France. With an emphasis on personal stories, twenty specialist articles explore the role of the Luxembourgish legionnaires in the national and transnational history, their social and cultural milieu, the migratory patterns that lead to their engagement, the war experience and its aftermath, and the ambiguities of their representation and self-representation in the press, official statements, and popular culture. [less ▲]

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Article for general public (2020)

Guide historique et architectural Esch-sur-Alzette

Book published by C2DH & capybarabooks (2020)

De l'invisibilité à la visibilité: Le secteur de la santé et les femmes

Article for general public (2020)

La promesse de Dupong...

Article for general public (2020)

Despite the promise that foreign Jews who had resided in Luxembourg before the war and had to flee nazi persecution, could come back after the war, Luxembourg authorities restricted the return of the ... [more ▼]

Despite the promise that foreign Jews who had resided in Luxembourg before the war and had to flee nazi persecution, could come back after the war, Luxembourg authorities restricted the return of the foreign Jews who had survived and made an application to return and settle in the Grand-Duchy. The article is based on the analysis of a database of more than 3.000 foreign Jews who had resided in Luxembourg in the 1930s. More than 400 foreign Jews tried to return after the war. [less ▲]

Une juste présence du passé?

Article for general public (2020)

La grande-duchesse Marie-Adélaïde en version non falsifiée

Article for general public (2019)

Histoire d'un scandale: La politique du logement au Luxembourg

Article for general public (2019)

The article of Denis Scuto outlines the history of nowadays housing crisis and upward housing market spiral in Luxembourg