Repairing the Past 2025: What Do We Do with the Colonial Past?

by EUROM | Nov 14, 2025

In the current context of growing inequalities and global crises, colonial legacies and processes of enslavement have become central to explaining these phenomena and now constitute a key arena of social and political dispute. Structural racism, the invisibilisation...

Legacies of Southern European dictatorships: 50 years later

by EUROM | Oct 20, 2025

Fifty years after the death of Francisco Franco — marking the end of the last authoritarian regime in Southern Europe — memory remains a deeply contested terrain. This international gathering brings together historians, artists, curators, and memory practitioners to...

The Disavowed

by EUROM | Oct 15, 2025

Persecuted as “Asocials” and “Career Criminals” under Nazism and Fascism in Europe The fourth edition of EUROM’s annual series Subaltern Memories will focus on the so-called “disavowed” — people labelled as “asocials” and “career...

Conflicting Memories: International Perspectives on the Brigades

by EUROM | Sep 21, 2025

As part of the international congress Research and Memory of the International Brigades, EUROM is organising the roundtable Conflicting Memories: International Perspectives on the Brigades, which will take place on 31 October at 8:30 a.m. at the Aulari of the Faculty...

Twisting the Past: Questioning Historical Revisionism

by EUROM | Sep 9, 2025

In a context marked by the rise of denialist attitudes and the manipulation of the past, the international conference “Twisting the Past: Questioning Historical Revisionism” offers a space for critical reflection on the current challenges to democratic memory....