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    • Exploring Historical Luxembourg Newspapers
    • World War One goes Twitter
      • Letters Rosa Luxemburg
      • Last telegram of Nicholas II to King Ferdinand and Queen Marie of Romania
      • Letter from Tsar Nicholas II to his cousin, Queen Marie of Romania
      • Die Geschichte des Weltkrieges 1914/1915
      • Diary of Clare Gass
      • Caricature
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      • A historic group: British and German soldiers photographed together
      • Weihnachtszeit: The Christmas Truce, how British and Germans fraternised
      • Lettres de Gabrielle Marchand à Alexandre Marchand (11 décembre 1914 – 9 février 1916)
        • Lettres de Gabrielle Marchand à Alexandre Marchand (11 décembre 1914 – 9 février 1916) 1
        • Lettres de Gabrielle Marchand à Alexandre Marchand (11 décembre 1914 – 9 février 1916) 2
        • Lettres de Gabrielle Marchand à Alexandre Marchand (11 décembre 1914 – 9 février 1916) 3
        • Lettres de Gabrielle Marchand à Alexandre Marchand (11 décembre 1914 – 9 février 1916) 4
        • Lettres de Gabrielle Marchand à Alexandre Marchand (11 décembre 1914 – 9 février 1916) 5
        • Lettres de Gabrielle Marchand à Alexandre Marchand (11 décembre 1914 – 9 février 1916) 6
        • Lettres de Gabrielle Marchand à Alexandre Marchand (11 décembre 1914 – 9 février 1916) 7
        • Lettres de Gabrielle Marchand à Alexandre Marchand (11 décembre 1914 – 9 février 1916) 8
        • Lettres de Gabrielle Marchand à Alexandre Marchand (11 décembre 1914 – 9 février 1916) 9
        • Lettres de Gabrielle Marchand à Alexandre Marchand (11 décembre 1914 – 9 février 1916) 10
        • Lettres de Gabrielle Marchand à Alexandre Marchand (11 décembre 1914 – 9 février 1916) 11
        • Lettres de Gabrielle Marchand à Alexandre Marchand (11 décembre 1914 – 9 février 1916) 12
    • Radio Luxembourg: The Virtual Exhibition
      • About the Exhibition
      • Biographies
      • Story Map
      • Timeline
      • Oral History Interviews
        • Fred Mousset
        • Eugène Müller
        • Pierre Puth
        • Erna Hennicot-Schoepges
        • Marie de Froment
        • Guy Kaiser
        • Benny Brown
        • David Dominguez Muller
        • Gust Graas
        • Steve Schmitt
        • Loll Weber
    • Through the lens: World War II in living memory
      • About the exhibition – Through the lens
      • D’Schüler aus dem Iechternacher Lycée. Vum Generalstreik zur Ëmerzéiung (31.08.1942 – 12.12.1942)
        • Biography of the Interviewees
        • Historical context
        • Concept and narrative
        • Storyboard – D’Schüler aus dem Iechternacher Lycée
        • The student team – D’Schüler aus dem Iechternacher Lycée
      • Stunde Null in Luxemburg ? Zwischen Zusammenbruch und Wiederaufbruchsstimmung
        • Biography of the Interviewees
        • Historical context
        • Concept and narrative
        • Storyboard – Stunde Null
        • The student team – Stunde Null
        • Additional material
      • The Myth of Resistance on a national level in Luxembourg
        • Historical context
        • Concept and narrative
        • Storyboard – The Myth of Resistance
        • The student team – The Myth of Resistance
      • Die Normalität des Anormalen. Darstellungen des Kriegsgefangenenlagers Nr. 188 bei Tambow
        • Biography of the Interviewees
        • Historical context
        • Concept and narrative
        • Storyboard – Die Normalität des Anormalen
        • The student team – Die Normalität des Anormalen
        • Addtional material
      • Loretta Walz – Gefilmte Erinnerungen
    • Being Crazy in Luxembourg? The History of Psychiatry in Luxembourg
      • Being Crazy in Luxembourg City?
        • Town Hall
        • Notre-Dame Cathedral
        • Chamber of Deputies
        • Confinements of Luxembourg City
        • Plateau du Rham
        • Hospice Civil
        • The Red Bridge
        • Place des Bons Malades
        • Luxembourg Central Station
        • Shelter Home of Catherine Theisen
        • Train Station of Hollerich
        • Centre Abrigado
        • Bibliography Luxembourg
      • Being Crazy in Ettelbruck?
        • Administration Building
        • Former Chapel
        • Former Convent
        • Former Workshops
        • Two Particular Tombs
        • Old Cemetery
        • Being Crazy: Farm “Ditgesbaach”
        • Park I
        • Park II
        • Park III
        • Field Hospital
        • Archway of Former Casern
        • Place Marie-Thérèse
        • City Hall
        • Liewen Dobaussen
        • Bibliography Ettelbruck
    • The Talking Dead: Investigating Funerary Cultures and Commemorations on Cemeteries and in the Press
      • About This Project
      • The Cemetery Surveyor Tool
      • Remembrance and Commemoration
      • Our Findings
  • Historic.UL
    • Historic.UL: Qui sommes nous?
    • Historic.UL: Historique
    • Historic.UL: Galerie
    • Historic.UL: Contact

Hello and welcome!

This blog is produced by the students of the Master in European Contemporary History of the University of Luxembourg. It has been created within the framework of our “Digital Humanities” class. Our goal is to retrace and follow European historiography. It is intended for History students, teachers and European historiography connoisseurs. We will add sources coming from social networks as Twitter or Facebook, bibliographical references concerning books about European history, reviews of history works and articles made by ourselves or by History teachers.

 

About the RTL Virtual Exhibition

Welcome to the virtual exhibition of the history of Radio Luxembourg / RTL. This exhibition is the result of a research seminar at the University of Luxembourg, curated by students of the Master in Contemporary European History under the supervision of Prof. Andreas Fickers. Did you know that the history of Radio Luxembourg goes back…

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World War One goes Twitter

A battle in 140 signs. A whole peace negotiation put into two lines. History written in tweets. The interest in dates and facts of contemporary history is growing, going beyond academic circles. The Master students of European Contemporary History at the University of Luxembourg made it their business to go beyond – via social media.…

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DH Glossary

As part of the Digital Humanities Winter School 2016 in the Digital History Lab of University of Luxembourg, the Master students have developed a DH Glossary, with terms discussed along the Digital Source Critique module, given by Prof. Andreas Fickers. The following students have so far contributed to the project: Aurélia Lafontaine Ben Mahnen Christian…

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What’s up in our blog?

  • “Femmes et numérique, une question historique”: a MAHEC workshop during the Rock de Rack festival (17 October 2019)
  • Website review – Sidoniusapollinaris.nl
  • Website review – hieroilogoi.org
  • Website review – Christian Classics Ethereal Library (ccel.org)
  • Website review – tertullian.org
  • A thesis from our master @100komma7
  • Doing Digital History. Project Story Map

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