The magazine Centrale was founded in 1920 by the Central Administration of Jewish Welfare and Social Assistance (currently the Royal Society CBJW vzw). The founder, Nico Gunzburg, a prominent Belgian jurist and social reformer, was renowned for his exceptional contributions to criminal law and social reforms. Gunzburg played a key role in promoting justice and equality, leaving a lasting legacy on the magazine.
Revival after a dark period
Centrale has been published continuously, except during the dark period of the Holocaust when its activities were forcibly halted. After the war, the magazine resumed with renewed dedication.
“Digitalization enables us to share news and insights faster and target a broader, international audience.”
A new digital future
This website marks a new chapter in our history. Digitalization enables us to share news and insights more swiftly and to reach a broader international audience. Thus, Centrale continues to be a leading platform for current societal and cultural topics, remaining true to its rich heritage and mission.
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