Stiftung Berliner Mauer (Berlin Wall Foundation)

by EUROM | Mar 15, 2017

The Berlin Wall Foundation was established as a foundation under public law by legislation passed on September 17, 2008. The foundation encompasses two institutions: the Berlin Wall Memorial on Bernauer Strasse and the Marienfelde Refugee Centre Memorial, both of...

International Women’s Day. Remembering Tomasa Cuevas

by EUROM | Mar 2, 2017

The platform for the future monument to the prison of Les Corts in Barcelona homages the life and work of Tomasa Cuevas Gutiérrez, an anti-Francoist fighter who was imprisoned at les Corts from 1945 to 1946 As part of the program of the International Women’s Day...

Narratives of memory on State violence: the speech of the perpetrator

by EUROM | Feb 2, 2017

Memory and narrative of the perpetrators of state violence have been treated as an object of study by historians for decades, particularly in the case of Nazi Germany. More recently, several studies and projects have addressed this issue in other geographical areas...

The left in Southern Europe during the seventies

by EUROM | Oct 20, 2016

Taking the year of 1976 in Spain as starting point, the seminar will focus on the analysis and interpretation of dynamics and historical changes – social, cultural, economic and political – that occurred in Southern European societies in the seventies. In...

Told, untold and retold histories. Memory Lab workshop

by EUROM | Oct 9, 2016

EUROM participates in the 7th annual study trip and workshop organized by Memory Lab that will take place between 9–15 October 2016 in Serbia. The program will focus on three main topics of memorialization: the Second World War, the Socialist Yugoslavia, and the...