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Jakub Bronec

Jakub Bronec

Former PhD student

research interests
Contemporary history of Luxembourg Contemporary history of Europe Digital history & historiography Cultural studies Jewish history Oral history Text analysis Digital History & Hermeneutics Doctoral Training Unit Passport: Workgroup on the history of borders and migration
Jakub was a PhD Candidate

Jakub Bronec was a PhD candidate at the University of Luxembourg. After his Bachelor degree, he studied Media Science and Journalism at Charles University in Prague (Czech Republic) and completed his Master in 2016. His personal interest in social history, oral history and history of journalism gave him an inspiration for writing a comparative PhD thesis on the cultural and educational activities of the Jewish minority in Czechoslovakia and Francophone regions of Luxembourg, and Alsace-Lorraine after the Second World War. As a doctoral candidate at the C²DH since March 2016, he specialized in making and maintaining interviews with members of Jewish population born in a post-war period. A lot of his work deals with text analysis and audio analysis.

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25 October 2021

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Jakub Bronec

TRANSFORMATION OF JEWISH IDENTITY IN POST-WAR CZECH AND LUXEMBOURG GENERATIONS (1945-1990)

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22 December 2020

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Jakub Bronec

IWalk tours in Esch and Luxembourg city

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6 November 2020

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Jakub Bronec

IWalk in Luxembourg: Jewish public history in forgotten places

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9 March 2020

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Jakub Bronec

IWalk: Mapping Jewish Life with your Mobile – New ways of teaching Jewish history in Luxembourg

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8 January 2020

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Jakub Bronec

The MAXQDA and ethic commitments

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1 January 2020

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Jakub Bronec

Kateřina Čapková – David Rechter, eds., Židé, nebo Němci? Německy mluvící Židé v poválečném Československu, Polsku a Německu [Jews or Germans? German-Speaking Jews in Czechoslovakia, Poland and Germany after World War II]

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1 January 2020

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Jakub Bronec

The Jew In Czech And Slovak Imagination, 1938-89: Antisemitism, The Holocaust, And Zionism,

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1 January 2020

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Jakub Bronec

CVH Malach – Centrum vizuální historie Konference a workshop o novém přístupu a využití video databáze Fortunoff

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1 January 2020

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Jakub Bronec

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

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1 January 2020

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Jakub Bronec

Centrum vizuální historie Malach Konference a workshop o novém postupu a využití video databáze Fortunoff

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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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1 October 2019

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Jakub Bronec

Video Content Analysis

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1 September 2019

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Jakub Bronec

Making sense of digital oral history

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21 August 2019

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Jakub Bronec

Joint supervision – blessing and cursed paths of doing a PhD at two universities

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1 August 2019

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Jakub Bronec

MUZEUM JAKO CESTA KE SMÍRU: Rozkol současné lucemburské židovské komunity

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1 June 2019

written by :
Jakub Bronec

Židé, identita, domov a rodinné dědictví

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29 March 2019

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Jakub Bronec

Repatriation Efforts – Luxembourg State Policy Towards Jews during World War II

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1 January 2019

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Jakub Bronec

Židovský skauting během 2. světové války a v poválečném období v Československu a Francii

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1 January 2019

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Jakub Bronec

XVII. ročník setkání historikù a příznivců orální historie na hradě Sovinci

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1 January 2019

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Jakub Bronec

Transmission of Collective Memory and Jewish Identity in Postwar Jewish Generations through War Souvenirs

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