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This article reflects on the borderline between factual and fictional storytelling in history, arguing that the different narrative formats of historical storytelling are based on narrative conventions that play with rhetorical and stylistic strategies of authentification and objectivation.

Dr Paravantes' presentation, " European Migrations post-WWII: Past, Present and Future, " will discuss the history of migrations and migration/refugee policy within the EU, from the beginning of the integration process and the formation of the European Coal and Steel Community (ECSC) until the present. The talk will focus on earlier migrations within Western Europe, the rules established to regulate internal and external migration, and the steps which the various iterations of the European Union and its individual members took to deal with them.

The paper illustrates how interpretation is supported and shaped by metaphors embedded in an interface.

This Book provides a new analysis of the role that the British played in the shift in American foreign policy from 1946 to 1950. To achieve this shift (which also included support of British strategic interests in the Eastern Mediterranean) this book argues that the British used Greece, first as a way to draw the United States further into European affairs, and then as a way to anchor the United States in Europe, achieving a guarantee of security of the Eastern Mediterranean and of Western Europe.

The story of one of the most successful jewish families in Luxemburg in the 19th and 20th century - the Godchaux.

Inna Ganschow a exploré le destin des Ostarbeiter, ces «travailleurs de l'Est» soviétiques que l'occupant nazi avait déportés par milliers au Luxembourg pour les faire travailler, dans la sidérurgie principalement.