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 Care and Power: Medicine in the Shadow of Totalitarian Regimes
To Heal Against All Odds: Stefania Perzanowska and the Hospital That Was Never Meant to Exist
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
Preserving Memory, Resisting Totalitarianism: The ENRS's Mission on August 23
23 August 1939: The Day Europe Opened Pandora’s Box
Why should we remember August 23, 1939
The Causes and Circumstances of the Outbreak of the Second World War
That old Soviet idea
Truncheons in the display case
Nuremberg Is Not Enough
