TIDIGARE EVENEMANG

On Monday 18th of November, as part of the European Closure of The Beit Project 2018-19, we are honored that Mr. Derek Perlman will give a conference about his perspectives on one of the most crucial issues in our society nowadays : how do we perceive Otherness and the permanent tension between...

The 12th century Castilian Jewish poet Yehuda Halevy said "My heart is in the East and I am in the West". The same goes for migrants, and among them are those who have chosen to write in a language other than their mother tongue. Can the enrichment of this situation rebuild the fractured...

The House of European History is taking part in Brussels Museums Nocturnes on Thursday 7th November! Besides staying open until 22.00, we are offering a wealth of activities around fashion in our Restless Youth temporary exhibition. So come to have fun, learn and meet people during an unforgettable evening! All activities are free of charge, no prior registration needed.

In one astonishing year, 1989, a revolutionary wave swept away the Iron Curtain and led to the collapse of the communist regimes of Central and Eastern Europe within a few years. How is the memory of this unique year still relevant and alive today? What is the legacy of this period for individuals, nations and the continent? How can the events and actors of 1989 inspire engaged citizens today?