Originally published on the Journal of Belgian History website. This issue contains four articles. Juliette Masquelier (University of Antwerp and Université Libre de Bruxelles) and Margaux Roberti Lintermans (Université Catholique de Louvain-la-Neuve) examine the role of Christian and Socialist women’s movements in the reforms of childcare services in Francophone Belgium around the 1970s. Stef de Baedts writes about the evolution of the ideological worldview of Flemish Eastern Front volunteers during the Second World War. Matthew G. Stanard (professor at Berry College in Mt. Berry, Georgia) publishes an article on the film Bwana Kitoko ('Handsome Lord') by André Cauvin, an influential yet today somewhat forgotten film. Vincent Mazy (Université Catholique de Louvain-la-Neuve) is the author of an article on the Saint-Léonard prison in Liège, a German-run prison during the First World War. Antoon Vrints and Bart Willems contribute two debate pieces on the history of the Resistance during the Second World War.A print edition of this issue is available for €15.00 from CegeSoma (State Archives of Belgium). To order, contact: cegesoma[at]arch.be.ARTICLES - ARTIKELSJuliette Masquelier & Margaux Roberti-Lintermans - Les mouvements féminins et l’accueil des jeunes enfants en Belgique francophone : modèles familiaux et politiques, discours et expériences (1960-1980)Stef De Baedts - Genadeloos breken, rusteloos bouwen. Een dynamische benadering van het wereldbeeld van Vlaamse oostfrontsoldaten tijdens de Tweede Wereldoorlog,Matthew G. Stanard - Afterlives of Nazi Propaganda : André Cauvin and Bwana KitokoVincent Mazy - Le loup dans la bergerie ? L’occupation allemande de la prison Saint-Léonard de Liège pendant la Première Guerre mondialeDEBAT – DÉBAT – DEBATEAntoon Vrints - Witte raven. Over ‘verzet in Vlaanderen’Bart Willems - The Missing Link ? Belgian Resistance in a Transnational Perspective (1936-1948)