One heritage, one history: this is not Europe as we know it | Thomas Serrier and Stéphane Michonneau

Thomas Serrier and Stephane Michonneau are French historians; over 100 other historians from all over Europe signed this text. They are Joaquim AlbaredaPompeu Fabra University of Barcelona; Timothy Garton AshOxford University; Justin BisanswaUniversity Laval Quebec/IAS Nantes; Alain BlumEHESS/INED France; Philip BrandiEHESS Paris; Marco BrescianiUniversity of Florence; Newen BudakUniversity of Zagreb; José BurucuaNational Academy of HistoryBuenos Aires/IAS Nantes; Antonio Castillo GomezUniversity of Alcala; Johann ChapoutotSorbonne University, Paris; Abdessalam CheddadiMohammed V University, Rabat/IAS Nantes; Josephine CuestaUniversity of Salamanca; Antonio De Almeida MendesUniversity of Nantes; Sophia DykCenter for Urban History of Central and Eastern Europe, Lviv; Andreas EckertHumboldt University of Berlin; Alan ForrestUniversity of York; Joseph Maria FraderPompeu Fabra University of Barcelona; Etienne FrancoisUniversity of Paris 1/Free University of Berlin; Robert GildeaOxford University; Maciej GórnyGerman Historical Institute Warsaw; Catherine GousseffEHESS Paris, PIASt Warsaw; Hannes GranditsHumboldt University of Berlin; Heinz-Gerard HauptUniversity of Bielefeld/EUI Florence; Beatrice von HirschhausenCNRS Paris/Marc Bloch Center Berlin; Ton HoenselaarsUtrecht University; John HorneTrinity College, Dublin; Keith HoskinUniversity of Birmingham/IAS Nantes; Dagmara Jajeśniak-QuastEuropean University Viadrina Frankfurt-Oder; Bogumił ŻydowskiUniversity Laval Quebec; Basil KerskiEuropean Solidarity Center Gdańsk; Gabor KlaniczayCentral European University in Budapest; Svetla KolevBulgarian Academy of Sciences Sofia/IAS Nantes; Cornelia KonczalLudwig Maximilian University of Munich; Kazmer KovacsSapientia Hungarian University of Transylvania; Claudia KraftUniversity of Vienna; Roman KrakowskiUniversity of Geneva; Todor KuljicUniversity of Belgrade; Audrey KichelewskiUniversity of Strasbourg; Jörn LeonhardUniversity of Freiburg; Pawel MachcewiczPolish Academy of Sciences Warsaw/Imre Kertesz Kolleg Jena; Benoit MajerusUniversity of Luxembourg; Carolina MorelaEuropean Association of History Teachers EUROCLIO; Javier Moreno LuzonComplutense University of Madrid; Ekaterina MakhotinaUniversity of Bonn; Diana MishkovaSofia Center for Advanced Studies; Suleiman MuradSmith College, USA/IAS Nantes; Akiyoshi NishiyamaKiurytsu University in Tokyo; Teresa PinheiroChemnitz University of Technology; Juan ProAutonomous University of Madrid; Anna ReadingKing’s College London; Ophelia ReyUniversity of Santiago de Compostella; Valerie RosouxCatholic University of Louvain; Henry RussoCNRS Paris; Krzysztof RuchniewiczWilly Brandt Centrum Wroclaw; Luule SakkeusEstonian Institute of Population Studies, University of Tallinn; Magdalena Saryusz-WolskaGerman Historical Institute Warsaw; Irina SherbakovaInternational Memorial; Steven StegersEUROCLIO European Association of History Teachers; Bo StrathUniversity of Helsinki; Lakshmi SubramaniamCenter for Social Science Studies, India/IAS Nantes; Philip TerUniversity of Vienna; John TolanUniversity of Nantes; Robert TrabPolish Academy of Sciences Warsaw; Balazs TrencsenyiCEU Budapest; Laurence Van YperseleCatholic University of Louvain; Jacob VogelSciences Po Paris/Centre Marc Bloch in Berlin; Pierre-F WeberUniversity of Szczecin; Jay WinterYale University; Sergei ZakharovHigher School of Economics, Russia/IAS Nantes; Pawel ZalewskiEuropean University Viadrina Frankfurt-Oder; Robert ŻurekKrzyżowa Foundation for Understanding in Europe; Carl GinzburgSchool Normale Superiore, Pisa; Andrei GraziosiUniversity of Naples; Daniel Luigio CagliotiUniversity of Naples; Mario Del PeroSciences Politiques, Paris; Guri SchwarzUniversity of Genoa; Francesco CassataUniversity of Genoa; Carlotta Ferrata degli UbertiUniversity College London; Mila OrlicUniversity of Rijeka; Stefano Petrungarothe University of Venice; Simone Neri SerneriUniversity of Florence; Fulvio ContiUniversity of Florence; Simone Attilio BellezzaUniversity of Naples; Emmanuel FeliceUniversity of Chieti-Pescara; Gabor EgraInstitute of Political History, Budapest; Pieter JudsonEuropean University Institute; John Paul NewmanNational University of Ireland, Maynooth; Year of StergarUniversity of Ljubljana; Martha VerginellaUniversity of Ljubljana; Laura DownsEuropean University Institute, Florence; Jacobin’s TvrtkoUniversity of Zagreb; Klaus RichterUniversity of Birmingham; Arthur MarzanoUniversity of Pisa; Michele BattiniUniversity of Pisa; Antonella SalomoniUniversity of Calabria/University of Bologna; Anna ThomsonEuropean University Institute, Florence; Alexander EtkindEuropean University Institute, Florence; Lucy RialEuropean University Institute, Florence; Stephan Van DammeEuropean University Institute, Florence; Federico RomeroEuropean University Institute, Florence; Regina GrafEuropean University Institute, Florence; Giorgio RielloEuropean University Institute, Florence; Ilaria PawanSchool Normale Superiore, Pisa; Joanna WawrzyniakUniversity of Warsaw; Valeria GalimiUniversity of Florence; Alexandra GiaconeUniversity of Bologna; Martin AustUniversity of Bonn; Laurent BrassartUniversity of Lille; Anna CoudercUniversity of Paris Pantheon-Sorbonne; Anna DeightonOxford University; Beata HalickaUniversity of Adam Mickiewicz in Poznań; Sandra KottUniversity of Geneva; Christina KoulouriAthens Pantheon University; Ondrej MatejkaInstitute for the Study of Totalitarian Regimes, Prague; Elżbieta OpilowskaUniversity of Wroclaw; Jiři PešekCharles University in Prague; Judith RainhortParis-Sorbonne University; Jessica ReinischBirkbeck, University of London; Martin Schulze WesselLudwig Maximilian University of Munich; Nenad StefanowHumboldt University of Berlin; Clement ThibaudEHESS in Paris