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Central and Eastern Europe—scenes of brutal genocides in the past century—are dotted
with sites of trauma. Only some of those potential sites of memory are currently marked with …

It is a crisp sunny day in October. The air is fresh and clear in Rivne. The leaves are turning
yellow, red and brown. It rained the night before. The road is still wet. Some patches are …

This book shows how vernacular communities commemorate their traumatic experiences of
the Second World War. Despite having access to many diverse memory frameworks typical …

In this paper, I am interested in exploring citizenship regimes as they emerge from the
interplay of neoliberal and neoconservative developments in contemporary Europe. I am …

The article analyzes two opposing trends that have emerged in Polish postcommunist
historiography with regard to the cliché of the procommunist and pro-Soviet and anti-Polish …

The argument focuses on the reception of the globalized narrative of the Holocaust in the
regional memories of East‐Central Europe, in particular Poland. It is argued that this …

Since the end of the Second World War, the political rationale to remember the past has
shifted from previous focus on states' victories, as these began commemorating their own …

While postwar Europe was built upon deliberate forgetting, since the end of the Cold war,
Europe, and especially Eastern Europe, has been constructed “upon a compensatory …

Lessons of history are often referred to in public discourse, but seldom in scholarly
discussions. This book seeks to change this by introducing an innovative analytical model of …