In today’s world it is vital to be able to discern where information is coming from. Are we being informed, misinformed, or even manipulated?
The lines are sometimes blurred. How do biases affect different media and how we are potentially influenced by this? How are facts, different...
On International Women Rights’ Day, explore European history with historians who will talk about the impact that gender relations, female emancipation and feminism have played in the past, in a way that has shaped the present...
From Lockbox to Sandbox: How Playful Design Can ReBuild Trust in Institutions that Produce and Keep Knowledge
Trust in knowledge institutions, from universities to museums, is down across the globe. As social media enables direct communication between individuals and groups, the...
A society in crisis always needs super-heroes to help. History is full of these moments. And today during corona, super-heroes are helping out in many different ways.
Follow in the footsteps of master forger Han van Meegeren and create your own fake 'Vermeer'.
Follow in the footsteps of master forger Han van Meegeren and create your own fake 'Vermeer'.
In his journey through three thousand years of European cultural history, Jürgen Wertheimer asks what constitutes Europe and what holds it together?
On International Holocaust Remembrance Day the Sturm und Klang ensemble will perform live at the museum. Experience music by dynamic European composers impacted by Nazi violence and the Shoah in their bodies and minds.
The House of European History invites you to a series of online screenings linked to our temporary exhibition Fake For Real – A History of forgery and falsification .
An interactive webinar by the Dahrendorf Programme’s Europe’s Stories project and guests. A webinar by Oxford University's Europe’s Stories project with a report on the results of a new eupinions opinion poll on European attitudes to climate change, done specially for the Europe’s Stories project.