L’histoire des migrations revisitée

in Scuto, Denis; Reuter, Antoinette (Eds.) Être d’ailleurs en temps de guerre (14-18). Etrangers à Dudelange/Dudelangeois à l’étranger. Catalogue d’exposition (2018)

"Français de coeur parce que Luxembourgeois"

Article for general public (2018)

The Industrial Heritage of Luxembourg and its legacy

Presentation (2018, June 26)

Die Fußball-WM, Fans und Identitätsdiskurse in Luxemburger RTL-Reportagen (1990-2006)

Scientific Conference (2018, June 22)

Un spectre hante le monde...

Article for general public (2018)

Heute noch müssen wir fort (Teil 3: 10. Mai 1940: Schicksalstag für Luxemburg)

Speeches/Talks (2018)

In the town of Esch-sur-Alzette in southern Luxembourg, people prepare for Pentecost in May 1940; the town dresses up, the children look forward to the traditional fair. But this will not take place. For ... [more ▼]

In the town of Esch-sur-Alzette in southern Luxembourg, people prepare for Pentecost in May 1940; the town dresses up, the children look forward to the traditional fair. But this will not take place. For on 10 May 1940, the war comes to the Grand Duchy. Germany invades neutral Luxembourg. Even today, 10 May is considered a "day of fate" - because the lives of the entire population changed in one fell swoop. In the third part of the documentary "Heute noch wir fort" (After documentaries on Saarland and Lorraine), contemporary witnesses from Luxembourg and tell their memories of the fateful day of 10 May 1940. Historical contextualisation is made by Denis Scuto. [less ▲]

Eischte Weltkrich

Computer development (2018)

The digital exhibition Éischte Weltkrich: Remembering the Great War in Luxembourg is a project developed by the C2DH, the Luxembourg Centre for Contemporary and Digital History at the University of ... [more ▼]

The digital exhibition Éischte Weltkrich: Remembering the Great War in Luxembourg is a project developed by the C2DH, the Luxembourg Centre for Contemporary and Digital History at the University of Luxembourg, with the aim of addressing an important but neglected and understudied period in the country’s history, the First World War. Supported by the Ministry of State and drawing on the collections and expertise of some of the major Luxembourg museums, archives and cultural institutions, the project has progressively deepened and widened its scope, aspiring to become a long-term digital resource. The website is designed to engage a broad base of users with varying interests and degrees of expertise. It offers four independent but interconnected modes of navigation: a thematic, story-driven mode; a digital archive; an interactive geo-referenced map and a timeline. Additional sections of the website contain educational pages for schools and downloadable academic articles. The overall structure of the exhibition remains flexible and open so that it can be constantly enriched with new material, whether provided by institutions or crowdsourced. [less ▲]

Un crépuscule pour réveiller l'histoire

Article for general public (2018)

Rudolf Seidel, Léon Metz et la Halle des soufflantes

Article for general public (2018)

Le patrimoine industriel: Objet de nostalgie ou sujet de recherche?

Speeches/Talks (2018)