Observing
Memories
ÍNDEX
EDITORIAL
WITH THE SUPORT OF
LED BY
3 Introdcuding Observing Memories, by Jordi Guixé i Coromines
DEEP VIEW
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The Memorial’s Vernacular Arc. Between Berlin’s Denkmal and New York City’s
9/11 Memorial, by James E. Young
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The European Observatory on Memories (EUROM) is a transnational
Time, Memory and History. At the crossroads of European Memory, by Henry
Rousso
network of institutions and civil society organizations committed
to research and promotion of remembrance policies and memorial
INTERVIEW
initiatives. Its main goal is to promote collective and citizenship
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memories through a plurality of approaches and diverse perspectives.
Elizabeth Jelin: Memory, a hinge between past and present, by Laura Mombello
EUROM is led by the University of Barcelona’s Solidarity Foundation
OVERVIEW
with the support of the program ‘Europe for Citizens’ of the European
Commission.
Meet our partners at www.europeanmemories.net/network
34 History will liberate, by Pavel Tychtl
36 Re-Use of Nazi symbols in Germany after 1945, by Stefanie Endlich
REVIEW
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The unspeakeable. Feminine resistances: the figure of the republican women in
Carolina Astudillo’s documentary cinema, by Laia Quílez Esteve
SIGHTSEEING
44
Aljube Museum - Resistance and Freedom. Musealization of a «difficult
heritage», by Luís Farinha
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Perseverance and Place: A Review of the National Museum of African American
History and Culture, by Zina Precht-Rodriguez
54 The House of European History, interview with Constanze Itzel
60 The Abraham Lincoln Brigade Monument in San Francisco, by Marina Garde
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