The House of European History will host the new EUNIC Brussels conference cycle questioning the future of Europe: “ For a New European Social Contract ”. The second panel discussion on the theme of “ Identities & Communities ” will take place on December 5th, 2018 at 6pm.
“Unity in...
On December 4th, the Mission of Ukraine to the EU with the support of Members of the European Parliament will organize an open public conference dedicated to the 85th anniversary of the Holodomor of 1932-1933 in Ukraine. The conference in Brussels would be a part of a broader program of...
To mark the ending of the World War One centenary, the House of European History has joined forces with Europeana for a very special series of events designed to look back at four years of commemorations across Europe and showcase...
What have four years of centennial commemorations achieved?
We live in societies defined by a need for instant results, yet we still give significance to events that happened a hundred years ago. In the early 2010s, individuals, organisations and institutions working with history had...
The discussion, with honorary participation of Adam Michnik - Editor-in-Chief of Gazeta Wyborcza - and Michael Kocáb - Chair of the Parliamentary Commission for Supervising the Withdrawal of the Soviet Forces from Czechoslovakia - will give voice to witnesses and participants of the 1968...
After the Daydreaming Nations initiative last February, the House of European History and BOZAR are renewing their collaboration within the...
Public Lecture by Timothy Garton Ash
( Fully booked. A recording will be available after the event, on our website and social media channels.)
Faced with Brexit, populism and anti-liberalism spreading to the heart of Europe, an expansive China, and the raw challenges of Putin...
The House of European History will host the new EUNIC - European Union National Institutes for Culture - Brussels conference cycle questioning the future of Europe: “For a New European Social Contract”. The first panel discussion will explore how the...
Literature forms an integral part of our common European heritage. This is why the European Union Prize for Literature (EUPL) and the House of European History are partnering for an exciting initiative: A European Story – a series of guided tours by European writers in three parts.
We...
Principle of Hope Europe takes Ernst Bloch's “militant optimism” as the starting point for a critical and artistic examination of the relationship between historiography, design, art, media and discourse in Europe. Students and professors working within the master program “Research in Design,...