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Contemporary history of Luxembourg

The C²DH research profile reflects the mission entrusted to the University of Luxembourg to produce new knowledge about the political, economic, cultural and social history of Luxembourg in the 20th and 21st centuries.

Batty Fischer. Évacués. Luxembourg, 1940. © Photothèque de la Ville de Luxembourg.

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6 October 2024

written by :
Philippe Blasen

Raus mit den ausländischen Predigern? Die Beziehungen zwischen der neuapostolischen Kirche und dem Luxemburger Staat (1935-1947)

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4 October 2024

written by :
Christoph Brüll, Andreas Fickers

Historicising the Ostbelgien media dispositive

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4 October 2024

written by :
Philippe Blasen

Raus mit den ausländischen Predigern? Die Beziehungen zwischen der neuapostolischen Kirche und dem Luxemburger Staat (1935-1947)

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26 September 2024

written by :
Kateryna Zakharchuk

Dr. Kateryna Zakharchuk -C2DH Integration through Participation: Newcomers' Activism (newcomers / refugees-who has been forced to flee their country because of war) Newcomers' participation in cultural, sporting, artistic, volunteer activities, and…

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Ostarbeiters, Diplaced Persons and Repatriants. Transnational view on the Soviet forced laborers in Luxembourg during WWII

24 September 2024

Ostarbeiters, Diplaced Persons and Repatriants. Transnational view on the Soviet forced laborers in Luxembourg during WWII

Research seminar with Inna Ganschow.
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19 September 2024

written by :
Nicolas Arendt

Surviving Transformation. Technological progress in the (post)socialist steel industry in the GDR 1985-1995

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19 September 2024

written by :
Machteld Venken, Estelle Bunout

„Welche sich niedergelassen hat…“. Erkenntnisse einer Digitalisierungspipeline für die Migrationsgeschichte

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BEYOND WORK: sports, culture and arts within diverse societies in Europe across time

18 September 2024

BEYOND WORK: sports, culture and arts within diverse societies in Europe across time

34th AEMI (Association of European migration institutions) conference.
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18 September 2024

written by :
Inna Ganschow

Data Modeling and CMDI standard

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12 September 2024

written by :
Andreas Fickers

Thinkering with Old Media Technologies: Hands-on History as Experimental System of Historical Knowledge Production

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1 September 2024

written by :
Philippe Blasen

Der trügerische Blick auf den Anderen. Die Beziehungen zwischen Siebenbürger Sachsen und Luxemburgern in der Zwischenkriegszeit

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28 August 2024

written by :
Andreas Fickers

Making objects speak. Experimental media archaeology, object biographies, and transmedia storytelling

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6 August 2024

written by :
Inna Ganschow

Crafting a Best Practice Digital Workflow Amidst Conflict: Hands-On Solutions and Reflections on Ethics and Data Security

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16 July 2024

written by :
Suzana Cascao

LAYING THE FOUNDATIONS OF A MODERN CITY. BOURGEOIS MIDDLE-CLASSES IN ESCH-SUR-ALZETTE (1842-1922)

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6 July 2024

written by :
Sarah Maya Vercruysse, Blandine Landau

Challenging Luxembourg's Second World War narratives through public engagement and community-based research

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6 July 2024

written by :
Denis Scuto, Philippe Blasen

Die Personenstandsaufnahme und das Vetorecht der Quellen. Teil 4: Überlegungen zur völkischen Politik

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26 June 2024

written by :
Daniel Richter

Grüne Mauern und der Mythos der "ausgebliebenen Proletarisierung" - Periphere Arbeiterstraßen in der industrialisierten Kleinstadt Esch/Alzette zwischen Urbanität und Ruralität (1890-1935)

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22 June 2024

written by :
Denis Scuto, Philippe Blasen

Von der Personenstandsaufnahme zur Erhebung des Volkstums. Teil 3: Drohungen, Strafgelder, Schläge, einer Kartei halber

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21 June 2024

written by :
Inna Ganschow

Book Writing in Luxembourg

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Maxime Kaci

12 June 2024

written by :
Machteld Venken

Transnational Scholar in Residence: Maxime Kaci

From 10 to 26 June 2024, the 'Contemporary History of Luxembourg' (LHI) research group has the pleasure of welcoming Maxime Kaci as a Transnational Scholar in Residence.

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