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    • Current themes

    Deindustrialization

    This project examines the multiple effects of deindustrialization in the Luxembourg steel industry between 1970 and 2000.
    Dancing

    The Dancing project examines balls as popular entertainment in the Minett in the second half of the 20th century.

    Polonia

    Polish sociabilities in Luxembourg in the twentieth century.
    Magica

    Discovering magicians in Luxembourg's popular culture - Magica Club Lëtzebuerg in the 60s.

    Past themes

    Bonnevoie

    Join us to tell the untold stories about the neighborhood Bonnevoie at the next edition of the Urban History Festival in the city of Luxembourg!
    Charter

    This guide offers a method to develop more collaborative public projects on the history of cities, towns, neighborhoods, with local communities.
    HistorEsch

    HistorEsch is the overarching name for a series of public engagement activities to actively involve the residents of the city Esch-sur-Alzette in the narration of their cities’ history.

     Other projects

    17 May

    5pm − 7pm

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    Chat with us at Café Stréik!

    62 Bd John Fitzgerald Kennedy, 4170 Esch-sur-Alzette, Café Streik

    Come and talk to the researchers Nicolas Arendt and Zoé Konsbruck about the multiple effects of the steel crisis on people’s daily lives and on the industrial cities in Luxembourg.

    Your input (photos and documents) provide an important insight into the history of deindustrialization.

    Everyone is warmly invited!

    24.05.2024

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    17.05.2024

    Lovó ❤️ Esch

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    Fri. 24 May. 2024   4:00 pm − 6:00 pm

    Cafe Girassol

    Feierôwend!

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    Fri. 06 Sep. 2024   8:00 pm − 12:00 am

    FerroForum

    Chat with us at Café Stréik!

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    Fri. 17 May. 2024   5:00 pm − 7:00 pm

    Café Streik

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