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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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22 October 2021

written by :
Machteld Venken

Presenter: Jahrmärkte in Grenzräumen. Eine transnationale Geschichte des Luxemburger Vergnügungsparks

Forum Z
Denis Scuto présentant le Mémorial Digital de la Shoah

20 October 2021

written by :
Noëlle Schon

La mémoire de la Shoah à l’ère digitale au cœur des discussions

Dans le cadre des commémorations du 80e anniversaire du départ du premier convoi de déportation depuis la gare de Luxembourg, dans la nuit du 16 au 17 octobre 1941, le C²DH et la Fondation Luxembourgeoise pour la Mémoire de la Shoah ont invité à un Forum Z le 18 octobre 2021.
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Journal of Digital History logo

13 October 2021

written by :
Frédéric Clavert

Presenting the Journal of Digital History

The Journal of Digital History (JDH) is a joint initiative of the Luxembourg Centre for Contemporary and Digital History (C²DH) at the University of Luxembourg and the De Gruyter publishing group. As an international, academic, peer-reviewed and open-access journal, it will set new standards in history publishing based on the principle of multi-layered articles.
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12 October 2021

written by :
Inna Ganschow

Jugend aus der UdSSR als ZwangsarbeiterInnen in Luxemburg 1942-1944

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12 October 2021

written by :
Machteld Venken

Organiser and Chair: Temporalities and migratory border-crossings in literature and other discourse (Prof. Dr. Johan Schimanski)

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7 October 2021

written by :
Maxime Derian

Cyborg, IA et société "cyborgisée" : l’avènement d’une société-ruche

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7 October 2021

written by :
Julia Harnoncourt, Jens van de Maele

Exploring the Past in Public: Recent Public History Exchanges in Southern Luxembourg

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1 October 2021

written by :
Andreas Fickers, Frédéric Clavert

On pyramids, prisms, and scalable reading

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1 October 2021

written by :
Machteld Venken

Presenter: Migration and Border Research at C2DH

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Intellectual and Material Practices of an Historian in the 20th Century: The Case of Gilbert Trausch

29 September 2021

Intellectual and Material Practices of an Historian in the 20th Century: The Case of Gilbert Trausch

Research seminar with Renée Wagener and Wolfgang Freund.
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22 September 2021

written by :
Machteld Venken

Presenter: Towards a Digital Oral History Database in Luxembourg

Forum Z
Forum Z Mémoire de la Shoah à l'ère digitale

21 September 2021

written by :
Blandine Landau

What is remembered lives. Mémoire de la Shoah à l'ère digitale

Conférences et ateliers sur la mémoire de la Shoah à l'ère digitale.
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17 September 2021

written by :
Estelle Bunout

Grasping the Anti-Modern Discourse on Europe in the Swiss Digitised Press, or can Text Mining Generate a Research Corpus from an Article Collection?

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17 September 2021

written by :
Machteld Venken

Presenter: Województwo śląskie inaczej. Peryferie w centrum. Szkolnictwo na peryferiach w międzywojennej Europie

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17 September 2021

written by :
Denis Scuto

Réflexions sur la signification historique du 11 septembre 2001

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Isis Luxenburger: The Representation of Borders in Industrial Films on the Saarland’s Heavy Industry (1931-2019)

16 September 2021

written by :
Arnaud Sauer

Isis Luxenburger: The Representation of Borders in Industrial Films on the Saarland’s Heavy Industry (1931-2019)

Recording of the FLUXUS webinar by Isis Luxenburger, held on 14 July 2021.
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15 September 2021

written by :
Inna Ganschow

Советские военнопленные в Люксембурге и люксембургские военнопленные в СССР

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Russian virtual museum

8 September 2021

written by :
Inna Ganschow

Virtual Museum of Russian Emigration as a digital corpus of an unvisited exhibition

This virtual museum is dedicated to Russian migration in Luxembourg since the late 19th century.
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8 September 2021

written by :
Elisabeth Wingerter

National Justice vs. Occupiers’ Justice? A conflict of competence in the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg during World War I

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7 September 2021

written by :
Inna Ganschow

Russian Migration in Luxemburg. A Virtual Museum

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