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Transatlantic perspectives on American abolitionist and anti-slavery campaigner
Jewish immigrant Rosenbaum ran a drapery store in Sundsvall for decades
Three Black authors from the Americas who have lived in Europe
Partners & pioneers of Irish theatre
A bright-coloured mohawk, green forehead, orange sideburns, purple collar and perching toes: not your idea of a dream date? The mandarin duck could make you reconsider!
Singer-songwriter and advocate for the rights of Black people across the world
African-American fashion designer Kelly broke barriers in the stiff European fashion industry
Facing both Jim Crow and Hitler in a sporting environment
Learn about Europe’s sporting heritage by colouring
Remembering Bravery within Tragedy
Jewish boxer and referee who survived the Holocaust
Exploring the history and culture of chess
The emergence of the teenager in mid-20th-century Europe
How lockdowns in the Netherlands affected football
Exploring fortresses on the banks of the river Danube in Serbia, each with their own history, myths and legends
These iconic ships have long been one of the defining symbols of Chinese naval warfare, travel and trade
Women in early 20th-century photography, film and advertising
European Capitals for Sport, Innovation, Green, Youth and Culture
What does ‘flapper’ mean? Even though the true origins of the world are controversial, in the 1920s ‘flapper’ became associated with young women who expressed their freedom through an overt appreciation of a new kind of fashionable look.
Several widely studied grave ensembles were found in the Antinoöpolis necropolis, among them the grave of 'the Embroideress Euphemia'. This blog tells her story.