On 10 May 1940, war broke out in Belgium. The men had to go to the army and the women and children had to stay at home and flee if necessary. Lea Adams was born in 1929 and can still tell a lot about those five years of war. “I was 10 years old when it all started. I made my solemn communion and had … Continue reading “I did not understand why they were so afraid”
In Lisbon’s Alfama there is a large weekly flea market on Tuesdays and Saturdays. Not only tourists come here. Local people also enjoy the antiques and the collector’s items. In the podcast you get to know more about the market and hear sellers and tourists. Continue reading Welcome to Feira da Ladra
Propaganda is more than ever present on social media today. We just don’t know it as posters hanging in the streets anymore. Nowadays, propaganda is mainly spread through the internet and social media. On apps where we spend an average of 2 hours and 29 minutes a day, according to the Dutch magazine Emerce. In a report of the European Union on free and pluralistic … Continue reading Personalised propaganda is common in this era
