EERDERE EVENEMENTEN

Het Huis van de Europese Geschiedenis biedt u een aantrekkelijke en gedachtenprikkelende reis doorheen de Europese geschiedenis. Ontdek de nieuwe permanente en tijdelijke tentoonstellingen tijdens uw lunchbreak. Een gids stelt u een aantal objecten voor die de processen en fenomenen die het...

On International Holocaust Remembrance Day, you are invited to discover the story of Max Fuchs, a Jewish man born in present-day Poland, who went into hiding in Brussels during the Second World War. You will learn how and why Fuch’s personal documents and photos from this period recently became part of the House of European History’s collection. Join us on a guided tour highlighting personal accounts, some tragic and some more hopeful, as displayed in our exhibition, and hear guest speakers reflect on stories of rescue and resistance from across Europe and the ways they can be researched and shared.

The guided tour in French and English starts at 17.30, followed at 18.00 by a screening of the documentary movie Gestures of Resistance and a panel discussion in English on "Saving lives during the Second World War" at 19.00.

Het Huis van de Europese Geschiedenis biedt u een aantrekkelijke en gedachtenprikkelende reis doorheen de Europese geschiedenis. Ontdek de nieuwe permanente en tijdelijke tentoonstellingen tijdens uw lunchbreak. Een gids stelt u een aantal objecten voor die de processen en fenomenen die het...

The book " Les études européennes. Genèses et institutionnalisation ” was published in December 2018. Prepared by Professors Michel Mangenot (Paris-VIII University), Sylvain Schirmann (Strasbourg University) and Fabrice Larat (ENA, Strasbourg), it compiles the proceedings of two international conferences which took place in 2014 and 2016. By examining the conditions of emergence and the forms of institutionalisation of European studies in academia after WWII, this book develops for the first time a systematic approach to their genesis and diffusion. It also analyses the potential interactions between academia and European civil servants. Consisting of papers written by historians, lawyers and political scientists, it shows why and how an integrated Europe is also the result of politico-academic production.