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Copyright: Agency for Historical, Civic and Media Education, Berlin
Copyright: Agency for Historical, Civic and Media Education, Berlin

European Online Project "War Children in Europe" has started

“The stories and perspectives of the children of the war hardly feature in our collective memory. I want to understand how their experiences shaped the next generation and affected my own generation accordingly," explains Bettina from Germany.

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German History Competition | Copyright: Ullstein-Bild/Gerd Danigel
German History Competition | Copyright: Ullstein-Bild/Gerd Danigel

High Participation for German History Competition

A total of 1,563 entries were handed in by participants who researched this year’s topic "Being different. Outsiders in History". "The excellent turnout shows that we struck a chord with young participants", says Sven Tetzlaff, responsible for the German History Competition.

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Winners of second prize in Danish History Competition 2015 | Photo: private
Winners of second prize in Danish History Competition 2015 | Photo: private

Danish Award Ceremony

»Fight for everything you hold dear…« This title is a quotation from a famous Danish song – a symbol of the Danish resistance against the Nazi occupation from 1940 to 1945 – and it served as the headline for the Danish EUSTORY Competition 2014/2015. This year’s award ceremony took place during a historical festival in Copenhagen with more than 10,000 visitors over the weekend. The prize winners were rewarded on the 14th of March 2015 at a public ceremony under the leadership of the Head of Parliament Mogens Lykketoft, who is President of the United Nations General Assembly and since 2014 the new patron of the Danish History Competition.

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EUSTORY Annual Network Meeting 2015 | Copyright: David Ausserhofer
EUSTORY Annual Network Meeting 2015 | Copyright: David Ausserhofer

EUSTORY Annual Network Meeting in Denmark in Cooperation with EUROCLIO

From 19-22 April 2015, organisers of EUSTORY history competitions from 25 European countries will gather in Helsingør in Denmark for the EUSTORY Annual Network Meeting.

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Lena Andersson Pench | Photo: Koerber Foundation
Lena Andersson Pench | Photo: Koerber Foundation

Opening of the Balticeye Exhibition in Brussels

Approximately seventy guests attended the opening of the #balticeye exhibition on 29 January, 2015. Four EUSTORY alumni who contributed to the exhibition were also present.

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Balticeye Exhibition | Photo: Körber-Stiftung and Council of the Baltic Sea States
Balticeye Exhibition | Photo: Körber-Stiftung and Council of the Baltic Sea States

Balticeye Exhibition at the European Commission in Brussels

On 29 January, the photo exhibition #balticeye will be opened in Brussels. Four EUSTORY alumni who contributed to this visual result of the first "Baltic Sea Youth Dialogue" will attend the vernissage.

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Brochure “Remembering for a European Future" | Photo: Körber-Stiftung and Council of the Baltic Sea States
Brochure “Remembering for a European Future" | Photo: Körber-Stiftung and Council of the Baltic Sea States

Brochure “Remembering for a European Future” - Available Online Now

The brochure “Remembering for a European Future” can be downloaded now. The booklet shows summaries of historical research works by winners of national EUSTORY History Competitions

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1989 - Historical Turning Point | Photo: David Ausserhofer
1989 - Historical Turning Point | Photo: David Ausserhofer

Children of the Revolution – Young Europeans discuss the Importance of 1989

Twenty-five years ago, the peaceful revolutions in Eastern Germany and Europe saw the fall of totalitarian regimes and borders. Five young Europeans explain what that year of change and the following time of political upheaval meant to them personally.

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Alicja Gluza, Zbigniew Gluza | Photos: Michal Radwański
Alicja Gluza, Zbigniew Gluza | Photos: Michal Radwański

European Remembrance of 1989 - A Polish Perspective

Two former activists of the Polish Solidarność movement and founders of the KARTA-centre in Warsaw, Alicja and Zbigniew Gluza, talk about the culture of remembrance and the meaning of 1989 for today's Poland and Europe.

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