Organisation: Luxembourg Centre for Contemporary and Digital History (C2DH)

  • Research Projects Pages

    Child- and youth protection and daycare history since the 1970s in Luxembourg (CHILDLUX)

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  • Articles

    Integrating AI into historical research: a conversation with Benoît Majerus about his ERC project on the history of offshore shell companies

    Professor Benoît Majerus is using AI for his ERC research project on the history of offshore shell companies.

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    It takes more than a thesis to do justice to the story of war godmothers!

    Aliénor Gandanger, a Doctor of History who completed a joint PhD at the University of Caen and the University of Luxembourg, researches war godmothers and explores innovative ways of telling their stories.

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  • Events

    HISTOFEST 2026

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  • Articles

    Doing (public) history in a shopping mall: pourquoi pas?

    Thoughts by Dora Komnenovic on the first C²DH history festival in the Belval Plaza shopping centre

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  • News

    New PHACS Collaboration: A participatory research-creation project on the history of a former prison

    The Public History as a New Citizen Science of the Past (PHACS) project has the pleasure to announce a new collaboration with the historians of the association Cartier Libre and the directors of the theatre company La Morsure on a participatory research-creation project.

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  • Research Projects Pages

    Interview Archive

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  • News

    Faces of the C²DH: Lauren Coetzee

    Doctoral candidate Lauren Coetzee investigates the trade of guns and gunpowder acress pre-colonial Africa.

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  • Events

    Cracked & burned: CD-ROMs, pirates and the materiality of digital sharing

    Research seminar with Fred Pailler and Alina Volnyskaya about CD-ROMS, pirates and the materiality of digital sharing.

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  • Events

    Radio Luxembourg – Ghosts of the Villa

    An immersive, interactive experience at the Villa Louvigny, former headquarter of Radio Luxembourg.

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