Every two years, the Centre National de Littérature (CNL) invites people to moderate a discussion for its in-house magazine Fundstücke/ Trouvailles, which not only aims to provide information about the work of the cultural institute, but also seeks dialogue with civil society. For this year's edition, Frédéric Braun discussed Luxembourg with local writers Florence Sunnen and Benoît Wolff, getting to the bottom of the question of why, as an intellectual growing up here, one might feel the urge to move away.

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As editor of the only street magazine in Luxembourg, Frédéric Braun transformed a brochure that had become discreet into a catchy magazine about social work topics, proudly written by people in difficult life situations, and supported by the Ministry of Health. 

As a Luxembourger, Frédéric Braun knew of course about Pol Aschman‘s work. But who was the man in whose pictures we like to look for our relatives, neighbours and contemporaries? For the first time, an attempt has been made, through this publication, to determine what the enigma Pol Aschman stands for and how to appreciate the work he left behind, which his nephew Christian so reverently highlights in this beautiful book. 

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