Mihail Neamtu: Studying Communism in Eastern Europe: Moral Clarity, Conceptual Diversity, and Interdisciplinary Methodology I.
Miscellanea Vladimir Tismaneanu: Coming to Terms with a Traumatic Past: Reflections on Democracy, Atonement, and Memory Paul Hollander: Political Pilgrimages: Their Meaning, Aftermath, and Linkages Brendan Purcell: Alexander Solzhenitsyn s Overcoming Personal, Political and Historical Amnesia Through Literary-Aesthetic Anamnesis Jean-Claude Polet: Histoire, Memoire et Eschatologie John Ely: Re-Membering Romania:A Ghost Story II.
Memory in museums and memorials Radostina Sharenkova: Forget-Me(-Not): Visitors and Museum Presentations about Communism before 1989 Simina B dic : The Black Hole Paradigm.
Exhibiting Communism in Post-Communist Romania III.
Artistic portrayals of memory Masumi Kameda: Collective Memory of Communism in Croatia since 1994: Comparative Analysis of Contemporary Arts and National Narratives Oana Popescu-Sandu: Something Nice to Remember .
Silence and Memory Between Generations in Two Gulag Films Caterina Preda: Looking at the Past Through an Artistic Lens: Art of Memorialization IV.
Remembering Communism in Central and Eastern EuropeIna Dimitrova: How We Raised a Monster: Constructing the Image of Socialism During the Post-Socialist Period in Bulgaria Sergiu Gherghina: Attitudes towards the Communist Past in Five Central and Eastern European Countries Anastas Vangeli: Facing the Yugoslav Communist Past in Contemporary Macedonia: Tales of Continuity, Nostalgia and Victimization Lori Amy: Re-Membering in Transition: The Trans-national Stakes of Violence and Denial in Post-Communist Albania Peter Ulrich Weiss: Revolution without revolutionaries?On the debate about the nature of the upheaval in 1989-90 in the GDR and its protagonists as seen in the context of its 20th anniversary Meike Wulf: Politics of History in Estonia: Changing Memory Regimes 1987-2009 V.
Reviews Simon Sebag Montefiore, Le jeune Staline ( tefan Bosomitu).
Vlad Georgescu, Politics and History.
The Case of Romanian Communists (1944-1977) (Cristina Roman) Ralph Darlington, Syndicalism and the Transition to Communism.
An International Comparative Analysis (Dan Dr ghia) Maria Bucur, Heroes and Victims: Remembering War in Twentieth-Century Romania (Andrei Muraru).
Orlando Figes, Les chuchoteurs: Vivre et survivre sous Staline (Mia Jinga).
| Neamtu | Studying |
|---|---|
| Europe | Moral |
| Tismaneanu | Coming to |
| Past | Reflections on |
| Hollander | Political |
| Pilgrimages | Their |
| Purcell | Alexander |
| Polet | Histoire |
| Ely | Remembering |
| Romania | A |
| Sharenkova | Forgetme(not)visitors and |
| B dic | The |
| Kameda | Collective |
| Croatia since 1994 | Comparative |
| Popescu-sandu | Something |
| Preda | Looking at the |
| Lens | Art of |
| Dimitrova | How |
| Monster | Constructing the |
| Gherghina | Attitudes towards the |
| Vangeli | Facing the |
| Macedonia | Tales of |
| Amy | Remembering in |
| Transition | The |
| Weiss | Revolution without revolutionarieson the debate about the nature of the upheaval in 198990 in the |
| Wulf | Politics of |
| Estonia | Changing |
| Victims | Remembering |
| Les chuchoteurs | Vivre et survivre sous |
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