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.
Camp Art: What Did Prisoners of Concentration Camps Create?
Marianne Grant’s Legacy Through her Daughter’s Memory: Objects, Language, Art, and the Ethics of Transmission
What Survives when Everything is Taken? Memory, Art, and the Legacy of Survival (Interview with Geraldine Shenkin)
“My Art Saved My Life”: Marianne Grant and the Fragile Power of Witness
Portraits of a Vanished Europe: Olga Boznańska and the Culture of Memory
Intergenerational Trauma Does Not Disappear with Time – It Transforms
Listening Beyond Silence: My Professional Journey
Dr Yael Danieli’s comment on "Some Principles of Self-Healing"
The Legacy of Violence: How Trauma Is Passed Down Through Generations
Dziedzictwo przemocy. Jak trauma przechodzi z pokolenia na pokolenie.
Some Principles of Self-Healing
Necessary Elements of Healing after Massive Traumatisation
Hiding a Festering Wound only Makes the Situation Worse
The Spirit of Helsinki in Action: Persevering with a Visioning Process in Northern Ireland
Reflections and Recollections
Our Family's Story in the Second World War
Dear Giuseppe
