Projet EHRI (2015 - ) EHRI is a European research project (Horizon 2020) that supports Holocaust scholars by building...
Publication Bruxelles, la mémoire et la guerre (1914-2014) Nobody of good Brussels stock will dispute this: the memory of the "Great...
Publication 1918-2018. Quatre ans de guerre, cent ans d'impacts. November 1918. Finally, the guns fell silent. Yet, it was not possible to...
Publication Les décombres de la guerre The liberation of 1944 does not only mark the liberation of Belgium. It also...
Event Belgium, Congo, Rwanda and Burundi. A Guide to Sources on of the History of Colonization. Towards a better shared heritage! (2021) Conference-debat (in French) with Pierre-Alain Tallier and Marie Van Eeckenrode, two of the authors...
Publication En territoire ennemi 1914-1949. Periods of commemoration often offer opportunities in the editorial field....
Event National forgetting and memory : the destruction of 'national' monuments from a comparative perspective Seventy-five years ago, on 16 March 1946, the Yser Tower was blown up by...
Event Study day on the occasion of the 50th anniversary of CegeSoma and the 75th anniversary of the Liberation On December 10, 2019, 200 people attended the study day at the Senate on the...
Projet TRANSMEMO (2017-2020) In September 2017, the federal research project TRANSMEMO was launched - a...
Event Guerre, famille et transmission On Thursday 3 October 2019 we will co-organize a conference of the research project TRANSMEMO...
Publication Transitional Justice and Memory in Europe (1945-2013) At the end of February 2014, the book Transitional Justice and Memory in...
Publication La valise oubliée (The Forgotten Suitcase) Coming after the "children of the collaboration", made very fashionable by the Flemish television...
Publication La résistance et les Européens du Nord. Het Verzet en Noord-Europa. The specific nature of the contributions submitted and discussed in Brussels...
Publication The Palgrave Handbook of State-Sponsored History after 1945 With 45 chapters and no less than 50 authors, this is the first book to systematically consider...
