ERASMUS+ Student Exchange

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From October 20 to 25, 2019, five students from the LJBM had the opportunity to participate in the first meeting of the new ERASMUS+ project under the motto “FACE THE PAST, CHANGE OUR FUTURE – CASTING LIGHT ON THE SHADOWS OF OUR HISTORY.” Together with students from Sweden, Germany, Spain, and Belgium, they spent a week exploring the darker aspects of Belgian history. They gained a deeper insight into Belgian colonial history in the Congo through a visit to the AFRICA MUSEUM in Tervuren and the Matongé neighborhood in Brussels. At the Dossin Barracks and the Breendonk concentration camp, they were able to gain an understanding of Belgian collaboration during World War II. They were accompanied by Ms. Fratini and Ms. Schroeder.

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