On International Holocaust Remembrance Day, the museum invites visitors to discover the story of Max Fuchs, a Jewish man born in nowadays Poland who went into hiding in Brussels during the Second World War, and to learn how Fuch’s personal documents and photos from this period recently became part of the House of European History’s collection. The museum team will give a tour highlighting such personal stories, some tragic and some more hopeful, as displayed in the exhibition, and invite guest speakers to reflect on stories of rescue and resistance from across Europe and the way they have researched and shared them.

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

Finding love is one of the key experiences of young people. It is inevitably shaped by the politics, society, culture and economics of the time. On 14th February, come to experience what is certainly not your usual Valentine’s Day in the temporary exhibition Restless Youth , ahead of its closure...