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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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1 January 2020

written by :
Julia Harnoncourt

The Veil, Colonial Discourses of Legitimation and the Algerian War of Independence

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1 January 2020

written by :
Machteld Venken

Organizer: Towards a Spatial Grammar of Luxembourg and Beyond?

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1 January 2020

written by :
Jakub Bronec

Czechoslovak Jewish emigrants in the clutches of Luxembourg pre-war migration bureaucracy

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1 January 2020

written by :
Werner Tschacher

Das Hexereistereotyp als Verschwörungstheorie und das Problem der Epochengrenzen

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1 January 2020

written by :
Werner Tschacher, Stefan Krebs

Wallichs, Adolf

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19 December 2019

written by :
Juliane Tatarinov

The Zooniverse and the Historian

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17 December 2019

written by :
Machteld Venken

Language Learning in the Polish–German and Belgian–German Periphery (1919–1940)

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16 December 2019

written by :
Fabio Spirinelli

Lëtzebuerg op d’Weltkaart setzen – Kulturpolitik vum nation building zum Nation Branding

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13 December 2019

written by :
Jens van de Maele

Architectures of bureaucracy: An architectural and political history of ministerial offices in Belgium, 1915-1940

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7 December 2019

written by :
Denis Scuto

La grande-duchesse Marie-Adélaïde en version non falsifiée

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2 December 2019

written by :
Andreas Fickers

Digital Public History in Luxemburg

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23 November 2019

written by :
Denis Scuto

La naturalisation du prince Félix. Un vote très spécial en 1919

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Crossing the Imaginary Curtain: My Experiences in Prague

22 November 2019

written by :
Fabio Spirinelli

Crossing the Imaginary Curtain: My Experiences in Prague

In October, I traveled to Prague for a workshop on the history of science and the Second World War. For the second time during my PhD, it was an opportunity to cross the imaginary iron curtain. The experiences during those days were undoubtedly insightful.
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15 November 2019

written by :
Anna Jagos

Elisabeth von Luxemburg (1409-1442). Pfandschaftswesen zwischen Hausmacht, Kriegsführung und Diplomatie

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15 November 2019

written by :
Machteld Venken

Bordering Brussels. Research Symposium – Open Practices IN Education

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14 November 2019

written by :
Sebastien Moreau

L'espace sportif européen: circulations, organisations et identité européenne

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2 November 2019

written by :
Denis Scuto

Histoire d'un scandale: La politique du logement au Luxembourg

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1 November 2019

written by :
Denis Scuto, Jakub Bronec

Four Jewish stateless families between the millstones of Luxembourg authorities

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31 October 2019

written by :
Machteld Venken

Poolse soldaten in de Kempen en hun rol in de Europese geschiedenis

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27 October 2019

written by :
Estelle Bunout

Elucidating the blurred lines of the national historical imagination. The narrative allure of Sienkiewicz’s With Fire and Sword in 1933–1934 Poland

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