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.
Mourning Aachen’s War Dead: Cultures of Memory during the First World Warm and the Postwar Period
Memory in the Digital Age: First World War and Its Representation on the Web
From the East German Holiday in Hungary and the Paneuropean Picnic to the German Re-Unification
From the Autumn of Nations to the Assault on Nations: Eastern Europe between Empire and Fascism
From Dissidence to Neoliberalism? Reflections on the Human Rights Legacy of 1989
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European Intellectuals at the Intersection of War, Memory and Social Responsibility [...]
Conference Report: European Remembrance. Europe between War and Peace 1914-2014
Conference report: European Remembrance 2nd Symposium
Burdened by Imperial Memory: Rudyard Kipling, Collective Memory and the Imperial War Graves Commission
The Autumn of Nations – 25 Years After: Leonidas Donskis
25 years of freedom, that is a journey from a periphery to a periphery
1989 – 25 years later. Cathérine Hug interviews Robert Menasse
Was the War Inevitable?
Revolution by Song: Choral Singing and Political Change in Estonia
Could communism have collapsed without Wałęsa's Nobel Peace Prize?
Volhynian massacre
We or They
