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Gender, LHTBQ+

Now let that horrible period rest

Second World War

Sudah, Leave it!

About the lives of Dutch women and children in Japanese internment camps

City and village, Migrants and refugees

One-way trip Rotterdam

On the migration of Zeelanders, Brabanders Groningers and Frisians to early 20th century Rotterdam

@Flanders, City and village, Professions

Boned out!

Flemish butchers in Brussels after WWII

City and village

Jordaan’s living past

Autobiography of a renewing urban district

City and village, Professions

Traces of steel

Experiences of workers at the former Demka steel plant in Utrecht

Philosophy of Life, Politics and policy

From resistance fighter to subversive citizen

How progressive illegal workers were thwarted after the war

City and village

The Goes story archive

Watch and listen to residents of Goes and beyond sharing special stories and memories of the past.

@Flanders, Migrants and refugees

Neighbourhood Makers

One in five Gentenaars has a foreign origin.

@Flanders, LHTBQ+

Memories expressed

An experiential history of the AIDS crisis in Flanders (1981-1996)

@Flanders, LHTBQ+

From worried sisters to valuable buddies

The informal information circuit during the AIDS epidemic in Flanders and Brussels

City and village, Professions

Lange Lies and Lange Jan

The coal era in Heerlen

City and village

Together for our own

Study on The Hague's Schilderswijk

@Flanders, Second World War

Tears over Mortsel

Last witnesses on Belgium's heaviest bombing ever

Migrants and refugees

Help

Everyone helps someone from time to time. Or is helped. And while help is always well-meaning, it doesn't always turn out so nicely.

Philosophy of Life

Derk Ploeger and Cathrien Ploeger-Eimers

Daily life in the free socialist movement in Groningen told by themselves

@Flanders, Art/culture

Girls with skirts, bones and sticks

Research into the origin and evolution of the Flemish majorette

@Flanders, War

Soldiers of the Great War

Flemish witnesses on their experiences in World War I

@Flanders, War

Of the Great War

Eyewitness accounts of the most bizarre war of all time

@Flanders, Second World War

Bombs on Mortsel

Eyewitnesses to the deadliest bombing in Benelux in WWII

@Flanders, Second World War

This is what our war was like

World War II testimonies in Belgium

City and village, Disaster

Dyke breach 1925/1926

On the flood disaster in Overasselt and Nederasselt on New Year's Eve 1925

@Flanders, Second World War

Every day anxiety

A forgotten episode from World War II

@Flanders, Art/culture, Politics and policy

At the home of …

Joos Florquin interviewed more than 250 Famous Flemings or Famous Dutchmen

City and village, Second World War

Proud of Darp

70 years of rebuilding

Second World War

My war, our memory

Stories surrounding the war memorials in Drenthe

Migrants and refugees, Politics and policy

Red Aid

Red Aid between 1933 and 1940 in Groningen country

City and village, Second World War

Back on the scene

Testimonies about and from Jewish Groningen

Migrants and refugees

Anno Turkey

Memories and life visions of Turkish 'oldcomers' from Veendam and Hoogezand

City and village, Women

Women from Reiderland

Stories of the past from women of Reiderland

Film industry, Women

Feminist Film Collective Cinemien

Oral history research Cinemien

Right to Housing

Migrants and refugees

Freedom is a big concept

Research into the experience of freedom, unfreedom and remembrance by Bosnians and Iraqis in the Netherlands.

@Flanders, Migrants and refugees, Women

Forgotten heroes

Ten portraits of women about migration

Colonialism

Revolusi

Indonesia and the birth of the modern world

@Flanders, Colonialism

Congo

The epic history of a people

Second World War

The war never passes: Overijssel 1940-1945

Mini documentaries and book tell Overijssel story of World War II

Colonialism

Slavery and Overijssel

Five interviews with descendants of enslaved people as part of a research on slavery and the province of Overijssel.

City and village, Migrants and refugees

Broken promise [Verbroken belofte]: 70 years of Moluccans in the Netherlands

Book of oral history stories portrays how Moluccans in Overijssel view their history in the Netherlands

Dossier Afgestaan" is een documentaireserie gebaseerd op mondelinge geschiedenisinterviews, gemaakt door Annegriet Wiersma.

Second World War

The tragedy of Oxerhof

Huub van Sabben conducted 14 interviews about the Oxerhof. He spent 40 years writing a book about this spy school and SD prison

Politics and policy

The other side of the Bersiap

In her book Mary van Delden concludes, based on over a hundred interviews with eyewitnesses and Indonesian veterans, that between 1945 and 1947 the Indonesians made extraordinary efforts to limit reprisals against Dutch citizens

City and village, Disaster

Enschede fireworks disaster

On the occasion of the 20th anniversary of the commemoration, 23 people involved spoke about their experiences of the fireworks disaster and the period after.

Second World War

Put to work by the Arbeitseinsatz

What memories did the men who were employed in the Arbeitseinsatz pass on? Renske Krimp-Schraven spoke to dozens of those who were put to work and read hundreds of diaries and memoirs

Growing Up Communist in the Netherlands and Britain

Growing Up Communist in the Netherlands and Britain: Childhood, Political Activism, and Identity Formation

OH-CORE – Oral History-Collaborative Open Science Research Environment

When I Close My Eyes: Living with the Japanese Camps

When I Close My Eyes is a film about women who survived Japanese internment camps and how they later coped with their traumatic experiences. Their stories, long overlooked in the Netherlands, still evoke intense pain and anger and bring back forgotten memories.

Women of the Good Shepherd

Documentary filmmaker Britta Hosman spent three years intensively researching the history of the Convent of the Good Shepherd. She interviewed the last witnesses, including the girls of the time, the few sisters still living, and the current leadership of the still active Sisters of the Good Shepherd congregation.

City and village

The Voice of Leiden

An ongoing oral history project on Leiden since 2014

Art/culture, Philosophy of Life

Brabantia Nostra

For his dissertation on Brabantia Nostra, Jan van Ousheuden held interviews with its founders and members

Migrants and refugees, Women

The ZMV women’s movement in Brabant

Kirsten van der Wielen conducted research on the ZMV women's movement in North Brabant (black, migrant and refugee women). For this purpose, she interviewed several ZMV women

The War on Your Doorstep

As part of the Zuiderwaterlinie project, ‘The war on your doorstep: billeting of soldiers and sheltering of war refugees through the ages’, historian Stef Koenis is researching the recent sheltering of Ukrainian refugees with host families in the Zuiderwaterlinie area.

@Flanders, Migrants and refugees

Greeks in Limburg

There has been a Greek community in Belgium since the guest worker immigration of the middle of the last century, which today numbers about 25,000 people.

@Flanders, Agriculture

100 years the Wijnpers

The 2011-2012 school year marked the 100th anniversary of the provincial agricultural and horticultural school De Wijnpers in Leuven.

@Flanders, Professions

Kneaded as a baker

Generations of bakers and their history

@Flanders, City and village, Migrants and refugees

Birds that don’t fly die

Life stories of Ghanaians in Ghent and East Flanders. 30 years of migration and integration

@Flanders, Professions, Women

Fishermen’s wives

Along the entire Belgian coast, stories and testimonies were gleaned from a total of 27 fisherman's wives.

@Flanders, Agriculture

Heuvelland, farmers at rest

On the evolution of agriculture and rural life in the 20th century

@Flanders, Agriculture

Fruit stories in Haspengouw

Haspengouw is known as the fruit region of Belgium. The personal histories of fruit growers.

@Flanders, City and village, Professions

Flax talk

The "Texas of Flanders" along the "Golden River". This fancy name is related to the very distinct and typical flax industry that developed along the banks of the Leie and Mandel rivers from the 19th century onwards.

@Flanders, City and village

From good soil

From good soil introduces you to the past of flower farms, tree nurseries and chicory growing through a number of tourist experience elements.

@Flanders, University, Women

Broken through the glass ceiling?

The first generation of female professors at UGent

@Flanders, Professions

Among the people

The talked-about history of the Geel family nursing home

Projects & Research

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Sexdiversity in the Netherlands and Flanders

Bijlmer Oral History

We Have Lived as Human Beings

Children of the colony

Ode to my father, the guest worker

Embracing diversity

Down town

The final stories of first-generation Moroccans

Witnesses of the war

Women’s group Kelompok

Putten tells

The Cold War

Moluccan takkie

OH-SMArt – Oral History Stories at the Museum around Artworks

Neighbourhood C Utrecht

Operation Open Heart

Mill stories

A new era! Reconstruction in the Achterhoek

Pink life stories

Storia de nhas Pais

Soul of the Reconstruction

Stories in motion

MyTheHague*

Flevoland’ memory

Stories from Gelderland

Story of Putten

Tales from the Civil Orphanage

Incapacitation

Artwork Biographies & Institutional Memory

Farewell to the Dutch East Indies

Living with water in Gelderland, past and present

Smuggling Museum Cranendonck

Zelhem Stories

No more secrets

Oral history booth

Cold War

Women of Almere

Hellemonders skréve zèlluf hullie eige geskiedenis

Godforsaken

Hidden stories of the Dutch Caribbean

The Lifeways of Enslaved People in Curaçao, St Eustatius, and St Martin

A ‘second girl’ at Wargashuyse

Zeeland’s DNA in oral history

Oral History Zeewolde

Bospolder-Tussendijken neighbourhood collection

The pantry, nice for later

Miners – stories to remember

Crisis in the Netherlands

Stories from the Rotterdam women’s movement

Aura and class conflict

Dyed in the wool

Treasure of Simpelveld

Swine fever in Boekel

Cerita Cisca – encounter with history

Defense Harbor

War on the Veluwe

Notable Bommelaars

Interviews in Conservation Research

Mestreech ‘92

Historical management of small landscape elements

Studying on campus in Twente

About the Dutch Indies

Frisian war children

Oral history of manual hop picking

Suskewiet

Border stories: Across the border

World War II in the Southern Westhoek

Fat cattle market

First-times

Oral history and archaeology

The history of the Turkish and Moroccan women’s movement in 40 stories

Educated to Emigrate

Saba Silhouettes

Statia Silhouettes

Education in St. Maarten from 1954 to 2000

Women’s movement in Bonaire

Lands of Freedom

Hindustani contract workers 1873-1920