Explore our collection of articles! The compilation has been created for all those wishing to learn more about the complex issues underpinning 20th-century European history and memory. It consists of both academic and popular pieces, all written and/or edited by experts in their field. The articles cover a wide range of topics, from historical summaries and social history to contemporary commemoration practices.

Between Life and Death on Let’s Talk Camden
Let’s Talk Camden

Between Life and Death on Let’s Talk Camden

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23 July 2026
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  • Between Life and Death
Between Care and Power: Medicine in the Shadow of Totalitarian Regimes
Dr. Monika Haber

Between Care and Power: Medicine in the Shadow of Totalitarian Regimes

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16 July 2026
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  • Second World War
  • Remember. 23 August
To Heal Against All Odds: Stefania Perzanowska and the Hospital That Was Never Meant to Exist
Dr. Monika Haber

To Heal Against All Odds: Stefania Perzanowska and the Hospital That Was Never Meant to Exist

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16 July 2026
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  • First World War
  • Second World War
  • Remember. 23 August
More than Just a Magazine. On the Significance of Kultura
Dr. Gábor Danyi

More than Just a Magazine. On the Significance of Kultura

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13 July 2026
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  • Cold War
The Greatest Danger Comes When We Stop Asking Questions
ENRS

The Greatest Danger Comes When We Stop Asking Questions

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03 July 2026
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  • Holocaust
  • Memory
  • Divided Memory
Europes Memory Wars Are Not About the Past: Insights from the 14th European Remembrance Symposium
Dr. Monika Haber

Europe's Memory Wars Are Not About the Past: Insights from the 14th European Remembrance Symposium

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14 June 2026
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  • Place of remembrance
  • European Remembrance Symposium
  • European memory
  • European identity
Honourable Mention: Alpendistel – Magazine for Antifascist Remembrance Culture
Alpine Peace Crossing

Honourable Mention: Alpendistel – Magazine for Antifascist Remembrance Culture

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28 May 2026
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  • Second World War
  • Austria
  • Honourable Mention
  • Journalism Awards
Honourable Mention: Interview with Niklas Frank
Olga Doleśniak

Honourable Mention: Interview with Niklas Frank

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21 May 2026
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  • Second World War
  • Honourable Mention
  • Journalism Awards
Honourable Mention: The Countess vs. Krüger... How an Art History Professor Managed to Overcome the Gestapo Chief...
Olena Zelenina

Honourable Mention: The Countess vs. Krüger... How an Art History Professor Managed to Overcome the Gestapo Chief...

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13 May 2026
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  • Second World War
  • Honourable Mention
  • Journalism Awards
Rethinking the Network: ‘Kultura’ and the Architecture of Distance
Dr. Monika Haber

Rethinking the Network: ‘Kultura’ and the Architecture of Distance

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09 May 2026
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  • Literature
  • Exile Literature
  • Kultura Paryska
  • Jerzy Giedroyc
Honourable Mention: What Really Happened Inside the Home of the Monster of Auschwitz
Thomas Harding

Honourable Mention: What Really Happened Inside the Home of the Monster of Auschwitz

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30 April 2026
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  • Holocaust
  • Auschwitz
  • Second World War
  • Honourable Mention
  • Journalism Awards
Honourable Mention: The Most Important Thing Is That They Survived
Ryszard Pajura

Honourable Mention: The Most Important Thing Is That They Survived

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16 April 2026
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  • Second World War
  • Journalism Awards
Honourable Mention: We Dressed Up So as Not to Look Like Roma
Paula Szewczyk

Honourable Mention: We Dressed Up So as Not to Look Like Roma

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26 March 2026
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  • Second World War
  • Sinti and Roma
  • Honourable Mention
  • Journalism Awards
First Prize: The Icon with the Handbag
Zbigniew Borek

First Prize: The Icon with the Handbag

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05 March 2026
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Small Lives, Grand Histories — On Heirlooms
Karolina Sulej

Small Lives, Grand Histories — On Heirlooms

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28 January 2026
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  • Memory
  • collective memory
  • "Grandparents. Grand Stories" competition
  • Grandparents. Grand Stories.
Camp Art: What Did Prisoners of Concentration Camps Create?
Dr. Magdalena Mikrut-Majeranek

Camp Art: What Did Prisoners of Concentration Camps Create?

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21 January 2026
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  • Holocaust
  • Second World War
  • Art & Holocaust
Marianne Grant’s Legacy Through her Daughter’s Memory: Objects, Language, Art, and the Ethics of Transmission
ENRS

Marianne Grant’s Legacy Through her Daughter’s Memory: Objects, Language, Art, and the Ethics of Transmission

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21 January 2026
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  • Holocaust
  • Second World War
  • remembrance
  • art
  • Art & Holocaust
What Survives when Everything is Taken? Memory, Art, and the Legacy of Survival (Interview with Geraldine Shenkin)
ENRS

What Survives when Everything is Taken? Memory, Art, and the Legacy of Survival (Interview with Geraldine Shenkin)

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21 January 2026
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  • Holocaust
  • Second World War
  • art
  • Art & Holocaust