It’s #LegacyLinks time – coming at you the third time around!

Each episode links a historical figure, event or a place from Luxembourg’s past to someone representing the same field today: this time, we’re looking at all three of these aspects since we're talking about the relationship between Luxembourg🇱🇺 and the UK🇬🇧 with Darren Robinson, the president of the British-Luxembourg Society.

A year ago, Bourgmeisterin partnered with the Society to highlight just how deeply interwoven the two countries are. Darren's voice brings both personal experience and institutional knowledge to this ongoing story of friendship between Luxembourg and the UK, which has always been one of mutual respect, cultural connection, and shared history🤝

We also touched upon the fact that this connection has always been supported on three fronts: the Society, of course, has long served as a cultural ambassador, but the The British Chamber of Commerce for Luxembourg has also been instrumental in supporting the business relationships – just like the British Embassy has been vital in keeping the diplomatic ties strong.

Produced with the support of ARA City Radio❤️

British-Luxembourg Society: https://b-l-s.lu/

British-Luxembourg Chamber of Commerce: https://www.bcc.lu/

The embassy of the UK in Luxembourg: https://www.gov.uk/world/organisations/british-embassy-in-luxembourg

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🎙️Who needs fiction when you have Eva Siewert? Part 1

Opera diva turned radio boss, trilingual icon, and all-around badass, Eva ruled the airwaves at Radio Luxembourg in the 1930s with more flair than a Eurovision final. Born to a Jewish opera star and a composer dad, Eva danced through Berlin’s golden era, wrote like a storm, flirted with politics (and Tehran), and fell in love with a woman at the worst possible time in Nazi Germany.

Her real crime? Telling anti-fascist jokes on paper. Spoiler: the Gestapo didn’t laugh.

From soprano to subversive, Eva’s life was one hell of a broadcast 📻💥

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