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Този месец ще разгледаме редица различни теми – от правата на жените до езиците и литературата в Европа.
15 март Европейска интеграция; Разглеждаме развитието на европейската интеграция от 1989 г. насам и се опитваме да обясним някои от настоящите...
Writer and novelist Amos Oz described it as “the largest organised crime in history.” The group of survivors that can illustrate the Holocaust’s horrors through personal account gets smaller and smaller. The House of European History is honoured to host a 90-year-old survivor to share his story with the younger generations.
Online lecture by UK-based graphic designer Clive Russell. Through examples from When Walls Talk ! and anecdotal evidence, Russell will explore ways which posters can reconnect design with their social purpose.
On the Park Leopold Day, the House of European History will highlight its temporary exhibition When Walls Talk!, through a series of guided tours, expert talks and creative workshops.
Visitors will explore the museum's permanent exhibition through objects related to European countries' oppressive rule over their colonies, as well as works of art, which express the rupture of identity resulting from the traumatic experience of colonialism.
Join one of our tours at the House of European History, which will take a look at the history of languages in Europe, through anecdotes and objects in the exhibition, revealing how languages have shaped the continent’s rich diversity.
