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  • M. J. Rymsza-Pawlowska

    Recording of ‘Everyone Their Own Historian-ish’ by M.J. Rymsza-Pawlowska

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  • Chao Tayiana Maina

    The Lion’s Tools. Laying the ground work for transformative public history

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  • Online Talk: Aligning Public History Narratives with Community Archiving Practices in Shubra(Egypt) and Esch sur Alzette (Luxembourg)

    Online Talk: Aligning Public History Narratives with Community Archiving Practices in Shubra (Egypt) and Esch-sur-Alzette (Luxembourg)

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  • The Family of Man symposium

    Research perspectives: The Family of Man at 70 (1955-2025)

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  • In the heart of 'Kapela', likely considered the true centre of Kinshasa

    Historical Ties Between Luxembourg and the DR Congo

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  • A photograph of the signing ceremony of the Schengen Agreement, exhibited along the Moselle river.

    The Schengen agreements and the establishment of a borderless European area

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  • View from the gathering spot for the nightly walking tours around Esch sur Alzette, with a colorful audio cart to transport the amplifier on the right and a banner for the project Lovó on the left, photo courtesy of Myriam Dalal, 2024.

    Public History and artistic research in Luxembourg and beyond

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  • Public History & Arts

    Public History and Arts, interview series

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  • Luxembourg Grund

    Luxembourg Urban Garden (LUGA) 2025: Embedded in Western European green space heritage

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  • The second edition of Feierôwend in September 2024.

    What nightlife can tell us. Dancing as historical method

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  • Mankind and the Moon

    History meets 3D Animations: A look back at the UNIVERSEH seminar “Mankind and the Moon”

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