The conference “Victory over Fascism: Barcelona 1936” inaugurates a series of commemorative acts on the 80th Anniversary of the Spanish Civil War

by EUROM | Jul 20, 2016

Held at the University of Barcelona, the coloque was attended by over 100 people In the keynote speech, Georges Mink recalled his father memories, a Polish Jew established in France who went to Barcelona on July 1936 to take part in the Popular Olympics and decided to...

The Public Diplomacy Council of Catalonia and the European Observatory on Memories inaugurate the program “1936-1939. Memory of the Spanish Civil War”

by EUROM | Jul 12, 2016

The Public Diplomacy Council of Catalonia and the European Observatory on Memories inaugurate the program “1936-1939. Memory of the Spanish Civil War” “Victory over Fascism: Barcelona 1936” is the start of a series of events organized this in Catalonia to mark the...

EUROM session closed the annual meeting of the International Committee of Memorial Museums in Remembrance of the Victims of Public Crimes

by EUROM | Jul 10, 2016

The annual ICMEMO conference was held in Milan from July 4-9, 2016 during the general conference of the International Council of Museums (ICOM) and focused on worldwide experiences of memorial heritage, landscapes of war and dark tourism. EUROM and INSMLI organized...

Columbia University and the Government of Navarre join the European Observatory on Memories

by EUROM | Jul 5, 2016

With these two new agreements, EUROM gathers a total number of 38 members and it gains strength as a transnational network of public memory policies in Europe; The agreement with Columbia University in the city of New York promotes the exchange and selection of...

Petre Roman proposes a reflection about the democratic legitimacy of Europe

by EUROM | Jun 29, 2016

Barcelona – The current political and economic crisis should be taken as an opportunity to reinforce the democratic relations inside the European Union. This suggestion comes from Petre Roman, former Prime Minister of Romania (1989-1991), who delivered the talk...