Shaping Holocaust memory in Greece: memorials and their public history
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Despite the progress of memory studies worldwide, the central role of memory has rarely been a topic of interest in Greek historiography. The aim of this article is to reconstitute the spatiality of the Holocaust in the micro perspective of the sites of memory of Second World War in Greece. The “biographies” of these sites of memory reveal the complicated historical, political, and aesthetic axes on which Jewish memory is being constructed, a point that I find very interesting to highlight, as sites of memory always seem to have changing lives and many dimensions.
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18(2)
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Link to article (paywalled), Shaping Holocaust memory in Greece: memorials and their public history
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Shaping Holocaust memory in Greece: memorials and their public history. 2016: https://archive.jpr.org.uk/10.1080/14608944.2015.1027760
