The first phase of the Gacaca Archive Project has started to preserve and to make accessible the archive created through the Gacaca Courts.

Research on the restitution process of looted Jewish insurance assets in the Netherlands.

Feasibility study into the central portal for public sources related to the Fall of Srebrenica.

The memoirs of David Cohen are annotated and placed in a historical context.

A study of the Dutch Military Authority during the post-liberation transition period.

The eastern provinces of the Ottoman Empire used to be a multi-ethnic region where Armenians, Kurds, Syriacs, Turks, and Arabs lived together in the same villages and citie

This project focuses on the aftermath of the Second World War in Southeast Asia.

A study about the propaganda of Stalin's Soviet Union during the Second World War.

Creation of an efficient, publicly accessible and sustainable digital database of articles on war crimes in former Yugoslavia.

Investigation into how the phenomenon of political legitimacy operated within occupied Europe.

Research project into the experiences of Dutch inmates at Natzweiler.

This project studies the coherence between national and local commemoration initiatives.

Dissertation about three Germans who were imprisoned in the Netherlands for decades after the Second World War.

A biography about Pim Boellaard, a member of the Dutch Resistance, based on personal documentation.

A study into the “reception” of military and revolutionary violence between 1914-1919.