Voir Esch!

Article for general public (2020)

Article on the publication of the "Guide historique et architectural Esch-sur-Alzette", City Guide of the capital of the former industrial basin of Luxembourg, European capital of culture 2022. Authors ... [more ▼]

Article on the publication of the "Guide historique et architectural Esch-sur-Alzette", City Guide of the capital of the former industrial basin of Luxembourg, European capital of culture 2022. Authors: Georges Buchler, Jean Goedert, Antoinette Lorang, Antoinette Reuter, Denis Scuto. Photographer: Christof Weber. [less ▲]

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 naturalisation du prince Félix. Un vote très spécial en 1919

Article for general public (2019)

Four Jewish stateless families between the millstones of Luxembourg authorities

Scientific Conference (2019, November)

Our research, among others, attempts to find answers to the questions: How Luxembourg administration dealt with Jewish refugees who had lost their citizenship arriving to the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg ... [more ▼]

Our research, among others, attempts to find answers to the questions: How Luxembourg administration dealt with Jewish refugees who had lost their citizenship arriving to the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg from the East. Were there any particular differences between genders in the process of acceptance? Did Luxembourgish authorities distinguish or give priority to citizens of particular nations? [less ▲]

La loi du 9 mars 1940 sur l'indigénat luxembourgeois. Contexte, travaux préalables, débats parlementaires, héritages

in Frieseisen, Claude; Jungblut, Marie-Paule; Pauly, Michel (Eds.) ...La volonté de la Chambre qui est la volonté du pays (Eugène Schaus, 22/11/1966. Un florilège de débats parlementaires (2019)

Une histoire contemporaine du Luxembourg en 70 chroniques

Book published by Fondation Robert Krieps/Luxembourg Centre for Contemporary and Digital History (C2DH) avec l'appui de la Fondation Lydie Schmit (2019)

"A contemporary history of Luxembourg in 70 chronicles" by Denis Scuto is a collection of 70 press chronicles, published from 2014 to 2019 in the Luxembourg newspaper Tageblatt. It is "public history" in ... [more ▼]

"A contemporary history of Luxembourg in 70 chronicles" by Denis Scuto is a collection of 70 press chronicles, published from 2014 to 2019 in the Luxembourg newspaper Tageblatt. It is "public history" in the best sense of the word, because Denis Scuto as a professional historian intervenes directly in today's debates and enlightens them in a dazzling way by replacing them in the history of Luxembourg and Europe. It is a book aimed directly at the general public, which does not necessarily read scholarly works, but is interested in understanding the country in which it lives and works, with its indissolubly linked past and present. It is therefore a contemporary history because, over the course of the current debates commented by Denis Scuto, the essential elements of the construction of contemporary Luxembourg appear: the birth of the Grand Duchy as a nation-state, its hard learning of independence throughout the nineteenth century, political and social struggles, the consequences of the two world wars, its destiny as a country made of migratory flows, the upheaval of a rural country that became an industrial power and then a European and financial centre, etc. [less ▲]

Le "Löschenhaus" et l'histoire du vandalisme

Article for general public (2019)

FCK LXB

Article for general public (2019)

Because he used his right to free artistic expression, in his song in Luxembourgish language FCK LXB ("Fuck Luxembourg"), the Luxembourg rapper Turnup Tun is prosecuted before the courts of his country ... [more ▼]

Because he used his right to free artistic expression, in his song in Luxembourgish language FCK LXB ("Fuck Luxembourg"), the Luxembourg rapper Turnup Tun is prosecuted before the courts of his country. The historian Denis Scuto compares to other European historical cases. [less ▲]