The travelling exhibition “Resistant Women”, on the role of women as active agents of resistance during the Spanish Civil War and the Second World War, opens tomorrow, 4 November, at the Municipal Library of Alcântara, with the support of the IHC. This is an...
IHC / IN2PAST and ICNOVA developed, with Culturgest, the cycle of lectures and debates “Empires” where, throughout the months of November and December, the concept of Empire and its historical implications will be analysed, as well as its implications in understanding...
This week saw the launch of the digital archive “Os Mutilados da Guerra (1914-1918): reavivar uma memória” [The War Maimed (1914-1918): Reviving a Memory], which aims to “work as a starting point for the study and dissemination of the history of the...
The IHC will host two new PhD scholarship holders as part of the Call for PhD Research Studentships of the Foundation for Science and Technology (FCT), whose results were announced at the end of July. Ana Raquel Rocha proposed a comparative history project to study...
Two of the IHC’s projects were approved in competition for grants opened by the Foundation for Science and Technology, whose results were announced yesterday: KNOWledge networks in 19th century AFRICA, coordinated by Sara Albuquerque, and the Phonetics Laboratory:...
It is with great regret that the IHC announces the passing of the historian Luís Augusto Costa Dias. Author of a very important work for the history of culture and political thought in the Portuguese 20th century, namely for the history of Neo-Realism, its...
