GIANO PUBLIC HISTORY APS 11 Novembre. Sankt Martin Fest. Di Barbara e Anna Maria Un viaggio tra Germania e Italia per riscoprire la magia di San Martino: lanterne, mantelli, falò e solidarietà. In questo episodio speciale di Italia–Germania: sotto lo stesso cielo, Anna Maria e Barbara raccontano la tradizione tedesca del Sankt Martin e i ricordi delle loro feste nei Kindergärten, tra canti, luci e gesti di condivisione. Un racconto radiofonico prodotto da Radio Giano Public History APS, con la regia di Marco Lodi. Eine Reise zwischen Deutschland und Italien, um den Zauber des Martinsfestes wiederzuentdecken – Laternen, Feuer und Solidarität. In dieser Sonderfolge von Italien–Deutschland unter demselben Himmel erzählen Anna Maria und Barbara von den deutschen Laternenumzügen, von Liedern, Licht und der Freude des Teilens. Eine Produktion von Radio Giano Public History APS, Regie: Marco Lodi.

This article analyses the risks faced by practices associated with public history owing to the resurgence of the far-right in Spain. It critically examines the historical narratives embedded in specif...

For this year’s participation in Game On, History@Play turns its attention to video games that confront difficult history and heritage.

The Senate Economic Development and Workforce Services Committee unanimously voted to advance three gubernatorial nominees — Judd Cook, Brigham Tomko and Ryan Paul — to the full Senate for confirmation after brief questioning about economic development, permitting and public-history outreach.

Trump has called museums too “woke.” But Republican lawmakers across the South see potentially lucrative opportunities with museum dedicated to Black history.

Recently, I had the opportunity to discuss my ongoing World War II research and highlight archival materials from the East Carolina Manuscript Collection (ECMC) at several community libraries across eastern North Carolina. Partnering with my colleague and co-curator, we presented Remembering WWII Through the Power of Archives, a program designed to explore the lived realities of wartime through the lens of personal narratives and material culture preserved in the archives.

Lisabeth Körner is the Digital Public History trainee at the Faculty Center THKS at University of Vienna in Fall/Winter 2025/26.

Thanks to my good friend Rich Condon for joining me to talk about his career in public history.

Thanks to my good friend Rich Condon for joining me to talk about his career in public history.