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The story of Castle of Munsbach and its inhabitants (one of them was in the WWII the Gauleiter Gustav Simon).

A Luxembruger emigrant in Amerika Emma Wolff comes back to her home town Useldange and buys the main local attraction - the Castle.

Who « invented » the Internet? Who holds the keys to the Internet? What sources, what actors should be given prominence in a history of the Internet and the Web able to fully take into account its origins, trajectories, turns, evolutions, continuities? The emergence of Arpanet in the 1960s, then, ten years later, of the Internet, is the product of a long-term innovation process that is yet to find its closure today, a process marked by the intertwining of socio-technical paths and heterogeneous networks of actors.

The thesis looks into generic words for meat and flesh through out the Indo-European languages and tries to establish a semantic typology and reconstruction for the word for the concept for meat.

Based on the analysis of a large corpus of tweets related to the First World War on the one hand and links contained in these tweets on the other hand, we question the ways activities of Twitter accounts show an appropriation of the Centenary. We hypothesize that the "Morts pour la France" database is currently emerging as a "lieu de mémoire".