Meet EuroClio’s Deputy Director: A Conversation with Eugenie KhatschatrianCora Serbser2026-03-20T11:17:45+01:00March 20, 2026|Categories: Articles, Association, EUROCLIO, Featured, Featured News|Tags: Team update|
Moments that matter: critical incidents and history teachers’ historical consciousnessLauriane Borsaline Rotté2026-03-19T17:51:41+01:00March 19, 2026|Categories: Articles, EUROCLIO, Featured, Featured News, Report|Tags: OHTE, Scientific Advisory Council|
What Does “Never Again” Mean Today?Magdalena Chmiel2026-03-18T12:34:59+01:00March 18, 2026|Categories: Articles, Featured, Featured News, Report|Tags: liberation route europe, yout forum|
Interview with Edgars Bērziņš on the Development of Narrative Competence in History EducationEuroClio2026-03-24T15:15:15+01:00March 16, 2026|Categories: Articles, Featured, Featured News, Report, Reviews|
Call for Authors – Local adaptation of resourcesLauriane Borsaline Rotté2026-03-18T16:55:59+01:00March 9, 2026|Categories: Featured, Featured News, Opportunities, Uncategorized|Tags: Call for Applications, Call for authors, Local and regional level, resources|
Teaching about the violent past in conflict-affected African societies: What European teachers can learn from their African colleaguesCora Serbser2026-03-09T08:24:36+01:00March 6, 2026|Categories: Articles, Featured, Featured News, Reviews|Tags: Book Publication, Violent History|
From Destroyed Pyongyang to the Street Fights of 1956 Budapest: Eastern Europe, Korean Students, and the Human Side of the Cold WarNazlı Altınay2026-03-20T11:46:27+01:00February 26, 2026|Categories: Articles, EUROCLIO, Featured News, Report|Tags: 6th World Congress of Teachers of the Korean War, Hungary’s 1956 Revolution, Korean War Legacy Foundation|
EuroClio contributes to CoE publications on Roma and Travellers historiesAndreas Holtberget2026-02-23T11:42:03+01:00February 17, 2026|Categories: Association, EUROCLIO, Featured, Featured News|Tags: Council of Europe, Roma|
Teaching Contested Histories in a Changing WorldLauriane Borsaline Rotté2026-02-05T17:15:31+01:00February 5, 2026|Categories: Articles, EUROCLIO, Featured, Featured News, Project Updates|Tags: Contested Histories, Monument(al) Challenges|
EuroClio contributes to CoE publications on Roma and Travellers historiesAndreas Holtberget2026-02-23T11:42:03+01:00February 17, 2026|Categories: Association, EUROCLIO, Featured, Featured News|Tags: Council of Europe, Roma|
Teaching Contested Histories in a Changing WorldLauriane Borsaline Rotté2026-02-05T17:15:31+01:00February 5, 2026|Categories: Articles, EUROCLIO, Featured, Featured News, Project Updates|Tags: Contested Histories, Monument(al) Challenges|
Narratives of Power: Memory Politics in Europe and the Contemporary WorldAndreas Holtberget2026-01-05T15:20:46+01:00January 5, 2026|Categories: Featured, Featured News, Opportunities|Tags: Historians Without Borders, Narratives of Power|
Remembering the Velvet Revolution in Amsterdam: Why 17 November Still MattersAndreas Holtberget2025-12-30T14:34:56+01:00December 30, 2025|Categories: Association, EUROCLIO, Featured, Featured News, Project Updates, Report|Tags: Making Visegrad Histories Digital, Slovakia, Velvet Revolution|
Monument(al) Challenges in Focus: Report from SwedenLauriane Borsaline Rotté2026-02-05T17:23:32+01:00December 18, 2025|Categories: EUROCLIO, Featured, Featured News, Project Updates|Tags: MONCHAL, Monument(al) Challenges, teacher training|
Facts not Fiction research presented at Fritz Bauer Institute in FrankfurtAndreas Holtberget2025-12-17T17:56:53+01:00December 17, 2025|Categories: EUROCLIO, Featured News, Project Updates|Tags: Facts not Fiction, Frankfurt, Fritz Bauer, Research|
