2019
DOI: 10.18318/td.2019.2.23
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Ślady (nie)pamięci o Porajmosie. Kulturowa mapa romskiego holokaustu w Serbii i Chorwacji

Abstract: Sabina Giergiel -dr hab., prof. UO, pracuje w Instytucie Slawis tyki UO. Autorka mo nografii: Obcość jako los. O prozie Borislava Pekicia (2008) i Ocalić pamięcią. Praktyki pamięci i zapominania we współczesnej prozie postjugosłowiańskiej (2012). Katarzyna taczyńska -dr, Instytut Slawistyki Zachodniej i Południowej UW. Autorka monografii Dowcip trwający dwa i pół roku. Obraz Nagiej Wyspy w serbskim dyskursie literackim i historycznym końca XX i początku XXI wieku (2016). Wprowadzenie Bezpośrednim impulsem do n… Show more

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“…Even today, Serbian society remains mostly unwelcoming to any attempts to commemorate the post-war civilian German victims. 10 The unifi cation promoted by the authorities of socialist Yugoslavia led to the erasure of the memory of the two nations' past coexistence in the region from the consciousness of Serbian citizens. There was no place for the Germans' contributions to farming, industrial development and the industrialisation of Serbia in the country's offi cial historical narrative.…”
Section: History: Germans In Serbiamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Even today, Serbian society remains mostly unwelcoming to any attempts to commemorate the post-war civilian German victims. 10 The unifi cation promoted by the authorities of socialist Yugoslavia led to the erasure of the memory of the two nations' past coexistence in the region from the consciousness of Serbian citizens. There was no place for the Germans' contributions to farming, industrial development and the industrialisation of Serbia in the country's offi cial historical narrative.…”
Section: History: Germans In Serbiamentioning
confidence: 99%