Author: Camilla

Camilla (born 1993) is a student from Turin, Italy. Her interests include European History, German language and culture and backpack travelling. But everybody knows her for her unconditioned love for Thai food and energetic coffees.

Of Dogs, Virtual Discos and Civic Engagement. Young Europeans in Times of the Coronavirus Pandemic

Gregor Maria Jakob Neasa Trixi Phillip Antonius Camilla Milena Liliana Decho Rusudan 15. April 2020 No Comments

#livingMünster: The “Heart of Europe” and its Positive Vibes

Camilla 15. February 2019 No Comments

Happy Birthday, Google! Can the Search Engine Replace History Teachers and Libraries?

Camilla 2. July 2018 No Comments

From South to North: new-old European Winter-Time Recipes

Camilla Jonas Milena Gregor 19. December 2017 1 Comment

Catalonia: Outbreak of Illegal Nationalism or Oppression of a Democratic Movement?

Camilla 28. November 2017 1 Comment

The “Re-Unification” Belt. When Human Solidarity Overcomes Military Division

Camilla 11. September 2017 No Comments

Licensed Women: Ernestina Macchia Prola and the Right to Drive

Camilla 26. June 2017 No Comments

Migration: An Over-National Responsibility

Camilla 3. August 2015 No Comments

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The Value of Volunteering: My Teaching Experience With Balkan Route Migrants

Mawa 22. April 2024

Magnets in a Souvenir Shop in Belgrade/Serbia showing Russia's president Wladimir Putin.

Alien Conspiracies, Football and Kosovo – Serbia’s Youth Caught In-Between

Petar 19. March 2024

Lari, Leva, Krones and Euros: Young Perspectives on Europe’s Currencies

Liliana Rusudan Marlene María Decho 5. February 2024

Two women standing near the Vltava river, smiling.

Voices from the Vltava: Dialogues to Remember

Sabina Aurora Alba Marlene Diana Rusudan Decho Niklas María Nicolás Etery 8. January 2024

View of Rustavi’s factories smoke emission

Climate Change in Georgia: “We Have to Exist Today to Worry about Tomorrow”

Rusudan Elene 12. December 2023

This is a space for young perspectives on current events, identity, history and its relevance for the present.

The EUSTORY History Campus gives voice to personal stories and perspectives on history and identity of young Europeans. It was initiated by Körber-Stiftung and the EUSTORY Network to show the interplay of history, society and current politics in order to achieve a sense of responsibility for a common Europe.