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This contribution, which lies at the intersection of two topics that will be addressed at the conference (Critical study and digital hermeneutical approaches in the humanities, and Humanities research enabled by digital approaches), aims to analyse how the study of digital social networks of the past may challenge historians of the Web and digital cultures and help shed light on current issues concerning the heritagisation of social networks.

The contribution is part of the dissertation entitled Cultural and Educational Activities of the Jewish Minority in Czechoslovakia and Luxembourg after World War II. Interviews completed the survey among the members of the 2nd and 3rd Jewish post-war generations and the reflection of archival research. The study aims to point out different perceptions of international events (Judicial Process with Adolf Eichmann, Six-Day War, Operation Entebbe, Olympic Games in Munich 1972, etc.) within the differently influenced Jewish communities.

Decoding Europe: On the Traces of the Past. Highlighting Europe’s multiplicity. Zoom in and out between micro-histories of Europe in the border regions of Luxembourg and the macro-histories of Europe by exploring Berlin as a lens of world history. General organisation of lectures, course topics, hands on sessions and visits in Berlin and the greater region. Preparation of topic based readers for the students and participation in the multiple hands on activities proposed in Berlin and the greater region.

Seminar on "European institutions and European enterprises" (Seminar at Catholic University of the Sacred Heart, Milan, Italy, May 30 2018. From 01:00 to 24:00. I explain the Origins of the Rules surrounding the freedom of establishment in the EU. NOTE: the computer crashed before the seminar, so I had to look to the large screen to my left to read the notes. This is why I am looking left throughout the video.)

A short video lecture explaining the marshal plan, and its impact on WWI and WWII reparations, the re-integration of Germany and German Economic recovery after WWII.

In this presentation, I will present my PhD dissertation on the cultural dynamics of home movies in the twentieth century. In my research, I have investigated how various generations have recorded their memories on film, video and digital media, and, more specifically, how changes in these “technologies of memory” have shaped new forms of home movie making and screening.

Memorecord is a digital public history project. This crowdsourcing experiment combines community participation and academic research to offer a new perspective on the history of migration in Luxembourg. The project makes use of new communication technologies to approach history in a collaborative way.

Frequency values and distribution are considered to compute informational measures in multilingual historical and literary corpora.

Ruim 100 jaar geleden begonnen de eerste amateurs zichzelf en hun omgeving vast te leggen in bewegend beeld. Tegenwoordig doet vrijwel iedereen dit met de smartphone, maar nog niet zo lang geleden behoorden het maken en vertonen van amateurfilms – ook wel ‘familiefilms’ of ‘home movies’ genoemd – enkel tot de welgestelde families en hobbyisten.