The aim of this study is to discuss the potential ethical implications of the fictionalization of
historical events represented across multiple media platforms–under the powerful umbrella …

By addressing recent discussions on reception within the field of memory studies, this article
aims to analyze the reasons for the alleged absence of public memory relating to the history …

This article sets out some of the analytical moves that are necessary to developing a
distinctive area of research called postcolonial memory studies. A key barrier to synthesising …

At the end of the Cold War, the geopolitical struggle for the shaping of reunified Europe, the
rise of populism, and the reemergence of neo-nationalism on both sides of the old Iron …

The aim of this article is to contribute to a discussion on the challenges of and opportunities
for using major streaming media platforms and fictional streaming series in an educational …

The idea of the special issue “Narrating Migration and Diaspora” grew out of the current
situation in the world: the word 'migration'often accompanied by the word 'crises', reaches us …

Formen kultureller Erinnerung sind nicht orts-und auch nicht personengebunden: Sie
wandern zusammen mit Menschen über Grenzen, sie werden durch mediale …

Television series enhance the social visibility of their content, as is the case with Queen
Elizabeth II and The Crown. Netflix is the streaming television platform that has turned Peter …

Considering the emerging field of anti-totalitarian collective memory of communism, this
article explores the interplay between the autobiographical archives and the public …

This thesis examines legacies of the socialist past in Riga, Latvia. It looks at the role of one
socialist-era monument; the monument dedicated to Vladimir I. Lenin that was unveiled on …