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Das C²DH ist ein Forschungszentrum das im Bereich Öffentlichkeitsarbeit und der Kommunikation von Forschungsergebnissen eine herausragende Rolle spielt. Bahnbrechende Projekte im Bereich Public History sind eng mit Spitzenforschung im Bereich der luxemburgischen und europäischen Zeitgeschichte verknüpft. 

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1 Dezember 2020

verfasst von :
Sandra Camarda

« À nos braves » : les monuments aux légionnaires luxembourgeois entre conflit et réconciliation

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1 Dezember 2020

verfasst von :
Sandra Camarda

Edmond Célestin Grethen

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

1 Dezember 2020

verfasst von :
Sandra Camarda, Denis Scuto, Arnaud Sauer

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

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Rethinking the Histories and Legacies of Industrial Cities

24 November 2020

Rethinking the Histories and Legacies of Industrial Cities

Online workshop organised by the 'Remixing the Industrial Pasts' team.
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Making History Together: Public Participation in Museums

18 November 2020

Making History Together: Public Participation in Museums

The international online symposium will bring together scholars, museum professionals and heritage practitioners to discuss how participatory history is constructed, developed, and implemented in museums.
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Public Covid-19 Collections and the Second Wave: History, Challenges, Gaps

17 November 2020

Public Covid-19 Collections and the Second Wave: History, Challenges, Gaps

International Workshop
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6 November 2020

verfasst von :
Thomas Cauvin

Round table: Museum of Self-isolation

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6 November 2020

verfasst von :
Thomas Cauvin

Communication, public engagement and public history

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27 Oktober 2020

verfasst von :
Sandra Camarda

Review of: Marco WEITEN and Tony VACCARO, Tony Vaccaro: Soldier with a Camera. Lions Club Luxembourg-Country 50e anniversaire: 1967–2017. Luxembourg: Lions Club Luxembourg-Country, 2017.

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26 Oktober 2020

verfasst von :
Sandra Camarda

Strategies of Digital Storytelling: Éischte Weltkrich - Remembering the Great War in Luxembourg

Thinkering
Timecode Indexing Module: creating multimedia access to oral history

14 Oktober 2020

verfasst von :
Douglas Lambert

Timecode Indexing Module: creating multimedia access to oral history

This is a preview of the Timecode Indexing Module (TIM) presented during the 2020 Oral History Association Annual Meeting.
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REPAIR - a project presentation

14 Oktober 2020

REPAIR - a project presentation

Research seminar with Stefan Krebs, Rebecca Mossop, Thomas Hoppenheit
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Remixing History in a Mobile App

14 Oktober 2020

Remixing History in a Mobile App

Research seminar with Nicole Basaraba
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Collecting Craft Beer History at the Smithsonian

14 Oktober 2020

Collecting Craft Beer History at the Smithsonian

Hands on History session with Theresa McCulla (Smithsonian Museum) - online event.
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Hands on History - Peter Crooks

14 Oktober 2020

"A Malignant Destiny": Recovering from Ireland's National Archival Tragedy of 1922 through the 'Beyond 2022' Project

Hands on History session with Peter Crooks (Trinity College Dublin) - online event.
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Mark Tebeau Hands on History

14 Oktober 2020

Pandemic Digital Archives, Metadata, and Ethics in a Post-Truth Age

Hands on History session with Mark Tebeau (Arizona State University) - online event.
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9 Oktober 2020

verfasst von :
Thomas Cauvin

La Public History à Esch

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covidmemory round table

30 September 2020

verfasst von :
Tizian Zumthurm

The Gap and the Future: COVID-19 and (Digital) Collecting

On 15 September, the C²DH organised a round table discussion with various national players who are maintaining collections documenting how Luxembourg’s residents have experienced COVID-19.
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CfP: Making History Together: Public Participation in Museums

30 September 2020

verfasst von :
Thomas Cauvin

CfP: Making History Together: Public Participation in Museums

The international online symposium “Making History Together: Public Participation in Museums” will take place on 15 December 2020. It will bring together scholars, museum professionals and heritage practitioners to discuss how participatory history is constructed, developed, and implemented in museums.
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27 September 2020

verfasst von :
Thomas Cauvin

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