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    “In the aftermath of the Second World War”
    ImageBetween oblivion, reparations, reconstruction and repression
    State of research and available sources


    National Archives of Belgium, Thursday 25th February 2010

    The records on the Second World War become increasingly accessible, encouraging researchers to delve into new research and to discover or rediscover numerous archive fonds. By contrasting these archives with the questions, the expectations, and the difficulties researchers have to face, this study day aims at drawing attention to the great richness of the sources available.
    > Click here to discover the schedule and inscription modalities
     
    Nieuw! Nieuwsbrief ‘digitale parochieregisters’
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    State Archives receive eGov Award 2009
    On December 3rd, the State Archives has received the e-Government Award 2009 in the category "most innovating project” for its genealogy project "Demogen". Read more...
     
    Archives and Democracy: a virtual exhibition
    ImageThe first virtual educational exhibition of the Belgian State Archives is online! With many interactions and animations, based on authentic archive documents, enriched with photographs and films.
    Have a look for yourself at www.archives-democratie.be.
     
    Archives of the former State Archives repository in Ronse available again
    Following the definitive closure of the State Archives repository in Ronse on last September 1st, the archives formerly preserved there have been transferred to the State Archives in Ghent and in Beveren. The microfilm collection is now preserved at the State Archives in Kortrijk. All documents are available for the public again since October 1st, 2009. Read more...
     
    For a better archives administration?
    You are a civil servant at a public service and looking for counsel on the administration of your service’s archives? You ask yourself how long the service’s archives are to be preserved? Have a look at the page “Guidance concerning archives management“. There you will find:
    - directives for the preservation and selection of archives
    - information brochures and recommendations
     
    Restoration of war archives utterly needed!
    As inheritor of the “War Archives” and having being active during and after the Great War, the State Archives keep an impressive number of archives and documents of the First World War, among which are also several thousand posters. The historic value of these posters is beyond question. They have in fact been the most important and only means of communication between the authorities and the population during the Great War. These posters offer a deep insight into daily life under the occupation. The preservation and accessibility of the posters poses a problem however.
     
    Expo 58 posters and post cards
    Nouveauté ! Affiches et cartes postales Expo 58
     
    Call for Demogenists!
    Take part in the "Demogen" project. Put your data at the disposal of your genealogy friends or other researchers, or simply sign in as Demogenist in order to search birth and death registers, etc. right from your computer at home. Read more...
     
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