Forum Z
ForumZ (Z for “Zeitgeschichte”, contemporary history) is a public platform for a critical and open discussion of current issues in contemporary Luxembourgish and European history. Interested citizens are invited to debate with experts about selected (society-related) topics, new approaches and new sources in contemporary history. ForumZ takes history beyond the university walls and into the public sphere.
#warlux
Lokalgeschichte ganz nah: Persönliche Kriegserlebnisse in Schifflingen
Die Auswirkungen der nationalsozialistischen Besatzung und der Zwangsrekrutierung auf das Leben der Einwohner*innen von Schifflingen.
#repaircafe
Reparieren gestern und heute
Auf diesem Forum Z erkunden wir Reparaturpraktiken gestern und heute.
#industrialheritage
Das industrielle Kulturerbe: lokal, regional, international
Le patrimoine industriel : local – régional – international
#mediaarcheology
Re-do, re-make, re-imagine
Dive into the world of Experimental Media Archaeology and the power of object-based re-enactment on the historical imagination!
#LiewenamMinett
Liewen am Minett revisited
This ForumZ revisits the famous photo book “Liewen am Minett” that documented the Minett region in the late 1980s and sparked a debate about the region’s identity.
#holocaustmemory
What is remembered lives. Mémoire de la Shoah à l'ère digitale
Conférences et ateliers sur la mémoire de la Shoah à l'ère digitale.
#impressoproject
Reading yesterday's news in the digital age
Text mining 200 years of historical newspapers - online event.
#holocaustmemory
Holocaust History and Memory
This Forum Z centres around three themes related to Holocaust history and memory – Holocaust history in the digital age, the Holocaust and Jewish life in Luxembourg, and combating anti-Semitism in contemporary Europe.
#BerlinWall30
From one wall to another… Connected histor(y/ies)
To mark the 30th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall, experts will discuss the changing concept of 'walls' in history.
#womenequaLu
Women on the march from 1919 to 2019 in Luxembourg
It is a hundred years since women gained the right to vote in Luxembourg. How did things change for women over the eventful 20th century?
