Memory at War Blog

1. Remembering the Ghetto Uprising

2. The Holocaust in L'viv and 'European Memory'. The two levels of Agnieszka Holland's In Darkness

3. The Prison on Lonts’kyi Street: Memory Dialogue or Memory Monologue?

4. Memory and Language in Ukraine: some reflections on a recent journey

5. Understanding Katyn

6. Eastern European Xenophobia Under Western Eyes: Euro 2012 in Poland-Ukraine

7. What’s the Colour of Russian Protest?

8. 4 ноября как 4 февраля: к истории новейших российских протестов

9. 4 November as 4 February: Towards a History of the Recent Russian Protests

10. On New Media, Memory and Identity in Russia by Vera Zvereva

11. Memory Work and Civil Society

12. (De)constructing a national memory – the presence of the past in post-independence Ukrainian literature.

13. Memory and Theory in Eastern Europe Conference Report by Simon Lewis

14. Post-Soviet Digital Memories in the Fjords

15. Post-Soviet Monuments to Holocaust Victims, by Andriy Portnov

16. Katyn Museum as Site of Divided Memory: Warsaw Seminar

17. A Georgian Perspective on Memory Conflicts

18. Memory at War Lunch

19. Sites of Forgetting II, by Andriy Portnov

20. Historian Andriy Portnov on Sites of Forgetting in Lviv