News overview

What does it mean for a society to lose its educational memory? In an opinion piece in de Volkskrant, Tina van der Vlies raise this pressing question.

Lise Zurné spoke at Villa VdB on NPO Radio 1 about re-enacting historical events.

Dr Daniel Curtis was interviewed by NRC on the subject of epidemic impacts on women.

President Trump introduces import tariffs on April 2. According to Associate Professor Martijn Schippers, uncertainty is causing chaos among businesses.

Prominent historians are calling on ministers Robbert Dijkgraaf and Dennis Wiersma to strengthen the subject of history in secondary education.

Sending Leopard 2-tanks to the Ukraine, or not. That was the dilemma. Germany was hesitant, fearing a further escalation, other member states, including Poland,

Kees Ribbens in the media. What are the consequences of divergent renditions of the past? Who controls collective memory?

The polish president wants to bring the Katyn Massacre to an international criminal court. Dr. Iwona Gusc talks about this horrible mass murder.

Paul van de Laar gives historical, academic perspective on super-diversity in new Stadswandelingen podcast episode.

How is it going with the reception of Ukrainian refugees in Poland? Iwona Gusc explains.