Author: Rusudan

Born in 2000, Rusudan from Tbilisi, Georgia, studies law at Tbilisi State University. Passionate for history, literature and writing, she has been an editor since 2020. Besides working as a freelance translator and interning at the National Center of Alternative Dispute Resolution, she also enjoys spending time as an amateur pianist and photographer.

A gathering in European History: Dorothea Viehmann with the Brothers Grimm

Created by Chance: Informal Gatherings Between Magic and Horror

Jakob Phillip Rusudan Decho 30. January 2023 No Comments

Kreuzberg – The Berlin Face of Contrasts

Liliana Jakob Rusudan Thomas María Decho Petar 9. November 2022 No Comments

Once Upon A Time In Europe: The Dark Traces Of Folk Tales

Neasa Rusudan 24. October 2021 No Comments

Europe, How Do You Deal With History Cast In Stone?

Phillip Rusudan Jakob Antonius Trixi Liliana 3. June 2021 No Comments

Author's piano and the pamphlet signed by Georgian Composer

Making Friends with Music: In Search of Traditional Tunes

Rusudan 14. May 2021 No Comments

2020: With and Beyond Corona

Gregor Decho Liliana Jakob Milena Neasa Phillip Rusudan 17. December 2020 No Comments

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

What It’s Like to Be an Author for the EUSTORY History Campus Blog

Rusudan 18. November 2019 No Comments

Where Were you When…The Catalan Illegal Referendum Took Place?

María 23. March 2023

Three Romanian students sitting on a wall.

From Bern to Bucharest: “The Middle Class of all Countries”

Salome 23. February 2023

Created by Chance: Informal Gatherings Between Magic and Horror

Jakob Phillip Rusudan Decho 30. January 2023

From Peace to Populism: How Serbia Became an Outlier

Petar 5. January 2023

Two girls in front of a red brick building

Graduating High School – in Times of War

Marlene 12. December 2022

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