21. 'EFAH . FEAP' luxembourg culture Contact Points meeting. EFAH took part in the recent informalmeeting of the Culture Contact Points (CCPs) – many of whom are EFAH http://www.efah.org/en/indexen.htm

The EFAH board addressed a statement on the strong rejections of the EU Constitutional Treaty in France and the Netherlands to its members, MEPs, Commission President Jose Manuel Barroso, his College of Commissioners, etc. Read statement here (Word doc) One such key gain is that the European Parliament adopted the Boege report on the Financial Perspectives, which includes a specific recommendation to increase the budget for the Cultural framework programme from 408 million over the 7-year period to 500 million Euros. The campaign to date will be presented by EFAH and the ECF at the upcoming informal ministers of culture meeting to be held in Luxembourg on 27th June The appeal will be formally presented to European Commission President Barroso. Th appeal will stay open and you can add your signature on the website: http://www.artistsforeurope.org

22. Search Luxembourg: Culture Translate this page Blue.lu is a Search Engine and Internet Directory for Luxembourg. Its indexcontains over 500000 sites. http://www.blue.lu/query?q=culture

23. Search Luxembourg: Luxembourg Culture Translate this page Blue.lu is a Search Engine and Internet Directory for Luxembourg. Its indexcontains over 500000 sites. http://www.blue.lu/query?q=luxembourg culture

24. Luxembourg Culture luxembourg culture. Not even big enough on most maps of Europe to contain theletters of its name, Lilliputian Luxembourg makes up in snazz what it lacks in http://www.yeworld.net/index/Culture/TA/EF/158_2002126/158 36 2002126110631.asp

25. Photos_Hennicot Erna HennicotSchoepges, luxembourg culture Minister, meets Vicente Fox Quesada,Mexican President. Council of Europe – Strasbourg, le 15.05.2002 http://www.coe.int/T/e/Com/files/CM_chair-sessions/chair/luxembourg/Photos_Henni

English portal Portail français Deutsches Portal Portale italiano Other languages Shqip Armenian Azerbaijani Bosanski ... Polski Erna Hennicot-Schoepges, Luxembourg Culture Minister, meets Vicente Fox Quesada, Mexican President These photos are free of charge with the mention ©Council of Europe Hard copies of the pictures are available from the Photo Service: photo@coe.int - Tel. (33) 3 88 41 26 07 The Grand Duke visit Walter Schwimmer visit to Luxembourg var wysi=0;

26. Luxembourg Bibliography (Clarendon Press, 1996); Erasmus, George, How to Remain What You Are (EditionsLe Phare, 1999). A humorous look at luxembourg culture and history. http://www.luxcentral.com/LuxBibliography.html

Luxembourg Bibliography compiled by Gary Little General Christophory, Jul and Thoma, Emile, World Bibliographical Series: Luxembourg, Volume 23, revised edition (Clio Press, 1997). This book, in English, provides a comprehensive bibliography of books and other printed resources relating to Luxembourg history, culture, and business. The Living Book of Luxembourg City (Macintosh/Windows CD-ROM; Luxembourg City Tourist Office, 2000). This is a comprehensive multimedia look at Luxembourg City. It includes over 150 narrated accounts of city sites and city history as well as a complete interactive map. Luxembourg Interactif (Macintosh/Windows CD-ROM; Digit 3.5.2, 1996 edition). This software is trilingual (English, French, German) and covers Luxembourg history, tourism, economy, and cultural heritage. The Grand Duchy of Luxembourg (28 pp.; Information and Press Service of the Luxembourg Government, 1993) The Luxembourg Grand Ducal Family (112 pp.; Information and Press Service of the Luxembourg Government, 1994) Newton, Gerald

27. Luxembourg Business Culture And Etiquette guide to luxembourg culture society language etiquette manners protocol. http://www.kwintessential.co.uk/resources/global-etiquette/luxembourg.html

Luxembourg - Country Profile Facts and Statisitcs Location: Western Europe, bordering Belgium 148 km, France 73 km, Germany 138 km Capital: Luxembourg Population: 462,690 (July 2004 est.) Ethnic Make-up: Celtic base (with French and German blend), Portuguese, Italian, Slavs (from Montenegro, Albania, and Kosovo) and European (guest and resident workers) Religions: 87% Roman Catholic, 13% Protestants, Jews, and Muslims (2000) The Language French and German are the official languages of Luxembourg. The spoken language of the majority of the 400,000 population is Luxembourgish. The 1984 Language Act determines that French is the only language of legislation, and that French, German as well as Luxembourgish can be used for administrative or judicial purposes. Official documents are usually not available in Luxembourgish. The Family • Luxembourg is a small country and many people remain in the same town in which they were raised, therefore creating close extended families. • Obligation to one's family is a person’s first priority. • Parents are intimately involved in the education and career choices of their children.

28. Luxembourg of Mission and Cultural Counselor, Embassy of Luxembourg (Washington, DC).Mr. Krieger will discuss the many interesting facets of luxembourg culture, http://www.lib.uchicago.edu/~hierl/wess/Luxembourg.html

29. Integreat S.A. - Newsletter Halloween may become a small part of luxembourg culture someday. Over the years,it has been uncommon practice, but more recently it has been an idea for http://www.integreat.lu/en/news9.html

subscribe/unsubscribe Newsletter - October 2002 Great News: Back by popular demand, the Integreat dinner group returns !!! Clients past and present, have all enjoyed this monthly event have now convinced us to start it up again. Each month we organize an evening to meet at a different restaurant in Luxembourg city. Colleagues, friends and family are all welcome to attend. The place 2 B is on Wednesday, October 23rd, at 20.00 hrs at a Mexican Restaurant. Contact us by Oct 22nd to book your seats !! Also note our next welcome drink for newcomers to meet other Great people is on Wednesday October 2nd, at the Club Monnet in Kirchberg. 19.00 - 20.30. Please RSVP by Sept 30th. We look forward to seeing you there!! Something NEW in the News Keep an eye out for the consensus reports - these documents should be coming in the next weeks in your mailbox. The forms are in French and German and are very important for statistical information for the Government -and should not be thrown away !! They have a date to be completed and will be collected from your place of residence. If you have any questions or need assistance to fill out the forms do not hesitate to contact us. The new phone books should also be available shortly. A voucher will be issued in your mailbox as well. Take this card with you to the closest post office and pick up the new editions.

30. Luxembourg Genealogical Research The luxembourg culture Zone in Europe (the area in which the Germanic dialectLuxembourgeois or Letzebuergesch is spoken) includes the Grand Duchy, http://www.stthomas.edu/libraries/special/LuxGenRes.htm

Guide to Undertaking Luxembourg Genealogical Research in the Department of Special Collections, O'Shaughnessy-Frey Library (rev. 11/2003) The Department of Special Collections houses one the largest collection of Luxembourg-related material in North America over 3,000 books, periodical volumes, maps, and rolls of microfilm. Much of this material is of potential use to the genealogist. Resources housed in the Department emphasize "Luxembourgers in Luxembourg" somewhat more than "Luxembourgers in the United States." Other than the immigrant generation, you probably will need to seek resources on your American Luxembourg ancestors elsewhere The holdings of the Department of Special Collections are fully cataloged. Information on these works is available through CLICnet ( http://clicnet.clic.edu/

31. Miami University: Luxembourg Now that is what life is all about, and a program overseas in Luxembourg my junior and experience the luxembourg culture by living with a host family. http://www.units.muohio.edu/luxembourg/prospective_Students/askthestudents.php?i

32. Saarland: Culture which makes the region especially attractive. Whether it s an excursion toLorraine or to nearby luxembourg culture is the way a region lives. http://www.english.saarland.de/8859.htm

Saarland home government impressions and themes ... e-mail Saarland - a land of culture Culture, simply put, is the way a land lives. Seen from this point of view, the culture of Saarland is friendly and colourful; everywhere and for everyone all the time. It's plain to see in Saarbrücken and throughout the land. In places such as the State Theater, the Völklingen steel works, museums, concert halls, and established film, theater and music festivals, you can find cross-border specialties, international standards and vital alternative culture. Between the church and the cellar club are cultural initiatives large and small, and great cuisine is often a part of the experience. The cultural map of the region offers further riches. Towns and communities can work with a highly developed structure of clubs and associations to organize a wide variety of events that are sometimes deeply traditional, sometimes unconventional, but always interesting. History can be re-lived in many locations. Architectural landmarks show the way to the future. Quality, diversity, action and a taste for the extraordinary are the characteristics of Saarland culture. Without overlooking what is typical of this land, one can make nationwide and international comparisons. There's so much to discover, and it's unmistakable: Saarland has international neighbours, which makes the region especially attractive. Whether it's an excursion to Lorraine or to nearby Luxembourg: culture is the way a region lives.

33. The Nationhood Of Luxembourg luxembourg culture within the European Union 7. 1996 A postulation of threatand possibility 8. The luxembourgian grammar of Nationhood. Foreword http://www.phi.lu/newcomer.html

THE NATIONHOOD OF LUXEMBOURG EIGHT ESSAYS ON THE GRAND DUCHY BY JAMES NEWCOMER FOREWORD BY GILBERT TRAUSCH 120 pages - ISBN 3-88865-167-0 14 EURO / US $ 20 How to order 1. A rapprochement with Luxembourg. 2. The personality of Nationhood. 3. The evolution of Nationhood 4. The irony of Nationhood 5. Sigefroid in the twenty-first-century 6. Luxembourg culture within the European Union 7. 1996: A postulation of threat and possibility 8. The luxembourgian grammar of Nationhood Foreword THE YEAR 1839 HAS AN eminent place in the collective memory of the people of Luxembourg despite the complexity of its historical background. It was the date of the independence of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg. The date 1839 is closely linked to another turning point in Luxembourg history: in 1815 the Great Powers decided at the Congress of Vienna to create the Grand Duchy, an autonomous state with a personal link to the Kingdom of the Netherlands, then consisting of Belgium and Holland, with the status of a member of the German Confederation. That, at least, was the theory of the arrangement. In reality, and contrary to the stipulations of the Congress of Vienna, William I of the House of Orange-Nassau incorporated the Grand Duchy into his kingdom and treated it like a simple province of the Netherlands. In 1830 the people of Belgium rebelled against the unpopular regime of William I and succeeded in breaking away from the Netherlands. Luxembourgers in their great majority joined in the upheaval.

34. Flashes - Contacts - Echanges - Luxembourg, European Union, Earth, Universe Bulletin ind©pendant de communication cosmopolite en faveur des droits de l'individu, du respect des cultures et de la f©d©ration d©mocratique de la Terre. luxembourg. http://www2.vo.lu/homepages/fce

FCE - BP 208 - L-2012 LUXEMBOURG la promotion culturelle e-mail: fce@vo.lu The URL: http://fly.to/fce was given for free at http://come.to culturel et politique FastCounter by LinkExchange

35. Institut Européen Des Itinéraires Culturels Est install© aux luxembourg et est charg© d'assurer le d©veloppement de ce programme du Conseil de l'Europe. Pr©sentation, liste de th¨mes ©lus et l'atlas, articles et questions, liens, publications. http://www.culture-routes.lu/

Recherche : english version l'Europe continue questions capitales qui sommes-nous ? ... avec qui travaillons-nous ? s'identifier: mot de passe votre panier plan du site contactez-nous un patrimoine commun de l'Europe Centre de ressources de et de ses partenaires dans le cadre de la du Conseil de l'Europe l'Europe et par ses partenaires depuis 1987. SAINT MARTIN Le 24 septembre prochain   Tours   18H, l'itin©raire Saint Martin re§oit la mention Grand Itin©raire du Conseil de l'Europe. A lire : la Lettre Martinienne sp©cial Europe. L'itin©raire des MIGRATIONS en Europe La rencontre annuelle de l’AEMI a pour objectif de r©unir tous les membres de ce r©seau lors d’une assembl©e g©n©rale qui sera organis©e en parall¨le d’une conf©rence. La rencontre de 2005 aura lieu   Paris. 6-9/10/05. Fortifications et Tourisme : le cas de KAUNAS Le 22 septembre   Kaunas, a eu lieu un travail d'atelier sur le terrain pour valoriser les fortifications. Des textes et des liens, des r©f©rences pour ceux qui ne pouvaient pas ªtre pr©sents.

36. National Tourist Office And The Ministry Of Tourism Luxembourg Official site. Describes the 5 tourist regions of the country general information, lodgings, culture, leisure and sports. http://www.ont-lux.com/

National Tourist Office and the Ministry of Tourism Luxembourg The official site of the National Tourist Office and the Ministry of Tourism Luxembourgt gives you a wide range of information about the 5 touristic regions of Luxembourg country: general information, lodings, culture, leisure and sports. Order Typical Luxembourg gifts in our online shop Welcome to Luxembourg, I'm Siggy. I bear the name of Siegfried, Count of the Ardennes, who founded Luxembourg around the year 963. Today our sovereign is Grand Duke-Henri, who reigns over an independent sovereign State, forming a constitutional monarchy. The country has a surface area of 2,587 square kilometres, of which one third is covered by forest. Nowadays, the population is more than 430,000. My fellow countrymen, the "Luxembourgeois" are trilingual: they speak Lëtzebuergesch (the national language), French and German. The economic structure of my country rests upon the banking sector as well as insurance, telecommunications, the steel and engineering industry, tourism, agriculture and wine-growing. Situated at the very heart of Western Europe, my country has always been at its crossroads. Indeed, Robert Schuman, "Father of Modern Europe", was born here. Luxembourg is also home for several European institutions and has provided two Presidents to the European Commission, Gaston Thorn and Jacques Santer. I would like to help you discover the five tourist regions, each with their distinctly different countryside. The Ardennes, by the mythical rocks of the Mullerthal, by the kingdom of the vine in the Moselle Valley, and by the industrial and architectural heritage of our country in the "Land of the Red Rocks".

37. Luxembourg 2007 Pr©sentation de projects de la manifestation   la capitale europ©enne de la culture. http://www.culture2007.org/

News Recrutement : nouveaux postes pour 2007 ! L’asbl Luxembourg et Grande Région, Capitale européenne de la Culture 2007 souhaite renforcer l’équipe de la Coordination générale. Structure exécutive, celle-ci a pour mission la mise en oeuvre du programme culturel, l’octroi de subventions financières aux projets retenus, l’élaboration et l’implémentation d’une stratégie de communication et de marketing ainsi que la gestion administrative et financière du projet 2007. Aussi, l’asbl propose-t-elle d’engager : Les postes sont à durée déterminée (jusque début 2008) Date limite de dépôt des candidatures: 19 septembre 2005 2007 s’engage pour la jeunesse et encourage à la participation Le vendredi 27 mai 2005, la coordination générale Luxembourg et Grande Région, Capitale européenne de la Culture 2007, a organisé en collaboration avec le Service National de la Jeunesse, une séance d’information et de rencontre à l’attention des secteurs enfance et jeunesse. Ce sont plus de 230 participants des secteurs scolaire, culturel, associatif, crèches et foyers de jour qui se sont retrouvés au sein de la Rotonde encore en état de fonctionnement. C’est là que se déroulera une grande partie du programme jeunesse en 2007. La séance d’information et de rencontre avait deux objectifs principaux : inciter à la participation et encourager à la mise en place de coopérations. Pour en savoir plus: Projets 2007: Etat des lieux La date limite du 28 avril 2005 pour le dépôt des dossiers est maintenant dépassée.

38. Embassy Of Canada In Brussels / Ambassade Du Canada à Bruxelles / Canadese Am Located in Brussels and accredited to Belgium and luxembourg. Provides information on trade, culture, education, visas and Canada's role in the liberation of Belgium in the First and Second World Wars. http://www.dfait-maeci.gc.ca/canadaeuropa/brussels/

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39. Luxembourg 2007 Pr©sent les projects et les dossiers de la candidature. http://www.luxembourg2007.org/

News Recrutement : nouveaux postes pour 2007 ! L’asbl Luxembourg et Grande Région, Capitale européenne de la Culture 2007 souhaite renforcer l’équipe de la Coordination générale. Structure exécutive, celle-ci a pour mission la mise en oeuvre du programme culturel, l’octroi de subventions financières aux projets retenus, l’élaboration et l’implémentation d’une stratégie de communication et de marketing ainsi que la gestion administrative et financière du projet 2007. Aussi, l’asbl propose-t-elle d’engager : Les postes sont à durée déterminée (jusque début 2008) Date limite de dépôt des candidatures: 19 septembre 2005 2007 s’engage pour la jeunesse et encourage à la participation Le vendredi 27 mai 2005, la coordination générale Luxembourg et Grande Région, Capitale européenne de la Culture 2007, a organisé en collaboration avec le Service National de la Jeunesse, une séance d’information et de rencontre à l’attention des secteurs enfance et jeunesse. Ce sont plus de 230 participants des secteurs scolaire, culturel, associatif, crèches et foyers de jour qui se sont retrouvés au sein de la Rotonde encore en état de fonctionnement. C’est là que se déroulera une grande partie du programme jeunesse en 2007. La séance d’information et de rencontre avait deux objectifs principaux : inciter à la participation et encourager à la mise en place de coopérations. Pour en savoir plus: Projets 2007: Etat des lieux La date limite du 28 avril 2005 pour le dépôt des dossiers est maintenant dépassée.

40. LuxNord.lu :: Portail Du Nord Du Luxembourg - Portal Des Norden Luxemburg - Nort Listing of activities in the North of luxembourg, offers directory to Hotels, Restaurants, Castles, Art and culture. http://www.luxnord.lu

@import url("/themes/LuxNord/style/style.css"); Sep 23, 2005 - 04:27 PM Languages Select interface language: CTRL-D to Bookmark Menu Home MegaLux.lu My Account Register Content Map of Luxembourg Multimedia Web Links Classified Ads ... e-Cards! Pda/Gsm Portals AvantGo Wap GSM Portal Visit Our Sponsors Last Users Greetings to the last members: loll mobylux luciguy gjkweb ... Delperdang Past News Post your comments about Past News here: Sun, 04. Sep 2005 Fireman's party Thu, 01. Sep 2005 Grillparty Sat, 20. Aug 2005 Rallye Mon, 15. Aug 2005 Cave celebrates + grill Week of sports Sun, 24. Jul 2005 St. Christopher's day Sat, 23. Jul 2005 Summerbal Sun, 17. Jul 2005 Kirmes Sat, 16. Jul 2005 Tournament of the village Kirmesbal Fri, 15. Jul 2005 Festival International de Wiltz Sun, 10. Jul 2005 Day of prayer Europe-Referendum Tennis Tournoi Sat, 09. Jul 2005 St. Donatus day St. Donatus day Beachparty Beachparty Fri, 08. Jul 2005 General meeting Sat, 25. Jun 2005 Rock + Blues Festival Fri, 24. Jun 2005 Rock + Blues Festival Wed, 22. Jun 2005 Evening before National Day Thu, 16. Jun 2005

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