Friction, fragmentation, and diversity: localized politics of European memories
This collection focuses on difficult memories and diverse identities related to conflicts and localized politics of memories. The contemporary and history-oriented case studies discuss politicized memories and pasts, the frictions of justice and reconciliation, and the diversity and fragmentation of...
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| Zusammenfassung: | This collection focuses on difficult memories and diverse identities related to conflicts and localized politics of memories. The contemporary and history-oriented case studies discuss politicized memories and pasts, the frictions of justice and reconciliation, and the diversity and fragmentation of difficult memories. The collection brings together methodological discussions from oral history research, cultural memory studies and the study of contemporary protest movements. The politicization of memories is analyzed in various contexts, ranging from everyday interaction and diverse cultural representations to politics of the archive and politics as legal processes. The politicization of memories takes place on multiple analytical levels: those inherent to the sources; the ways in which the collections are utilized, archived, or presented; and in the re-evaluation of existing research. |
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Table of Contents Acknowledgements 7 Approaching Localized Politics of European Memories 9 Kirsti Salmi-Niklander, Ulla Savolainen, Riikka Taavetti, Sofia Laine, and Päivi Salmesvuori 1 Politicized Memories and Pasts 1 Mitigating the Difficult Past? On the Politics of Renaming the Estonian Museum of Occupations 27 KirstiJõesalu andEneKõresaar 2 Remembering the ’68 Movement in Germany 55 A Left Counter-Memory? Priska Daphi andJens Zimmermann 3 Queering Victimhood Soviet Legacies and Queer Pasts in and around Jaanus Samma’s “NSFW. A Chairman’s Tale” Riikka Taavetti 4 Social Memories of Transformative Events in Post-Communist Latvia Ethnic and Generational Dimensions Laura Ardava-Āboliņa andJurijs Ņikišins 5 Ishans and Murids before, in and after the Gulag 79 99 121 Strategies of Adaptation to the 1948 Repressions in the Perm Region Gulsina Selyaninova II 6 Friction and Diversity Between Closure and Redemption Internment Memory and the Reception of the Compensation Law Ulla Savolainen 145
7 Imprisonment Trauma in the Period of the Stalinist Repressions AnnaKoldushko 167 8 Fragmented Construction of Cultural Memories in Turkey How Women Acting in Civil Society Perceive the Kurdish Issue Serpil Açtkalin Erkorkmaz and Dilek Karal 187 9 Survival Strategies Constructed through Material Aspects of Everyday Life in Postwar Soviet Society 213 Anastasia Kucheva 10 Living Together 235 Memory Diversity in Latvia Zane Radzobe and Didzis Bērziņš About the Authors 251 Index 255 List of Images and Tables Images Image 3.1 Jaanus Samma: “The Rise and Fall of the Chairman,” 2015 Photo by Anna-Stina Treumund Image 3.2 Jaanus Samma: “Props,” 2015 Photo by Anna-Stina Treumund Tables Table 4.1 Table 4.2 Table 4.3 Table 4.4 Table 4.5 Table 4.6 Table 4.7 Table 4.8 Table 4.9 Events most often mentioned as worst and best from the 2oth-century history of Latvia 106 Worst event in Latvian history: age group 18-29 years Worst event in Latvian history: age group 30-44 years Worst event in Latvian history: age group 45-59 years Worst event in Latvian history: age group 60-74 years Best event in Latvian history: age group 18-29 years Best event in Latvian history: age group 30-44 years Best event in Latvian history: age group 45-59 years Best event in Latvian history: age group 60-74 years 84 86 109 110 110 ш 112 113 113 114
Index Names Açikahn Erkorkmaz, Serpil 19 Adler, Nancy 132,137-138,181-182 Ahonen, Heiki 32,38 Algar, Hamid 127 Ardava, Laura 18 Aru, Krista 82 Aslan, Özgecan 206 Assmann, Aleida 170 Baberowski.Jörg 177 Bell, Catherine 236 Berelis, Guntis 24g Bernhard, Michael 9,21 Bērziņš, Didzis 20 Bērziņš, Māris 248 Bourdieu, Pierre 194 Brass, Paul R. 196 Briggs, Charles L. 149 Çelik, Ayşe Betül 197 Çınar, Alev 191,201 Daphi, Priska 7,17 De Cesari, Chiara 10 Delaney, Carol 205 Doan, Laura 88 Eglitis, Daina 103 Fomina,Julija 84 Foucault, Michel 62,237-238,246 Gambetti, Zeynep 196 Gamper, Anton 180-181 Gillis, John 101 Gökalp, Deniz 197 Göker, Zeynep Gülru 7,188,200 Gudkov, Lev 215 Halbwachs, Maurice 15 Hamilton, Paula 149 Hanovs, Deniss 102 Helme, Mart 35,39-40 Hirsch, Marianne 128,195 Ilves, Toomas Hendrik 28 Immler, Nicole 147 Järvi, Markus 92 Jensen-Eriksen, Niklas 152 Jõesalu, Kirsti 17,34,80,82,92 Jongerden,Joost 196 Jürisson, Sander 33-34 Kadıoğlu, Ayşe 191 Kangro, Maarja 85 Karal, Dilek 19 Kattago, Siobhan 100,240 Kelam, Mari-Ann 35 Kennedy, Rosanne 157 Kistler-Ritso, Olga 28,32-33,35 Kivimaa, Katrin 88-89,91 Kivimägi, Johanna 85 Koldushko, Anna 19,167 Koiga, Marcus 35 Kõresaar, Ene 7,17,34,80,82-83,92 Kubik, Jan 9 Kucheva, Anastasia 19 Kuusi, Hanna 86 Lappo, Georgy 218 LipšaIneta 248 Määttälä, Mikko 152,155 Meri, Lennart 28 Mitroiu, Simona 9 Neyzi, Leyla 193-194,199 Ņikišins, Jurijs 18 Novick, Peter 101 Õispuu, Leo 36-38 Ojaste, Juhan (pseudonym) 80,83-84,88,94 Ortaylı, İlber 192 Õun, Mats 93 Parek, Lagle 37 Paris, Krister 90 Plakans, Andrejs 101,239 Pärnaste, Eve 43,89-90 Piipuu,
Merilin 28-29,33,35,39-42,44,46, 93,95 Põldsam, Rebeka 81,92 Radzobe, Zane 20 Rasulev, Zainulla 123,127,129,139 Rigney, Ann 10 Ro’i, Yaacov 124 Rozenvalds, Juris 104 Rünk, Martin 81 Saar, Indrek 35 Samma, Jaanus 17,79-81,84-88,91-95 Savolainen, Ulla 18-19,147,152-153,155-159 Schechner, Richard 236-237 Selyaninova, Gulsina 7,18,122 Sergeychik, Elena 227 Shaw, Rosalind 13,146 Shopes, Linda 149 Sibul, Priit 90 Şimga, Hülya 7,188,200 Skultans, Viedä 241 Smith, Valerie 195 Soídro, Mart 79,81 Stalin,Josef 90,92,122,127,132,138,140, 179-180 Sztompka, Piotr 100,130,136,171, 213 Taavetti, Riikka 17,79,81 Tamkivi, Sten 28,42 Tarto, Enn 35,43 Thompson, Sylvia 35,41-42
25б FRICTION, FRAGMENTATION, AND DIVERSITY Tlyashev, Sharifulla 126,133 Treumund, Anna-Stina 84,86 Tsing, Anna Lowenhaupt 13,146 Turner, Victor 236 Ulmanis, Karlis 105 Vaino, Maarja 43 Viola, Eugenio 84 Wertsch, James 101 Wulf, Meike 94 Yavuz, Hakan 192 Yeğen, Mesut 192 Zelče, Vita 7,102-103 Zelizer, Barbie 104 Zellis, Kaspars 249 Zepa, Brigita 102 Zerubavel, Yael 102 Zima, Veniamin 223 Zimmermann, Jens 17 Subjects Abkhazian 198 adaptation strategies 213,230 Alevi 205 anti-austerity movement 55-56,64 anti-Soviet 18,35,121-122,124-126,139,238-239 arrests 18,121-122,126,128-131,135,139-140, 167,171-172,174,179,183,203 authority 13,88,130,204-205,220 Baltic states 12,16,30-31,38-39,100,115 ‘Baltic Way’ 103 Belarus 115 CEDAW (Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women) 200 civil society 28,33,42,60,187-188,190, 192-194.197,207.241 commemoration 35-37,40,46, 59,100-104, 237,240,242-243,245-246 communism, communist 27-28,30-32,34-35, 37-38,44,58,61,67-68,83,89,91,99-101, 125-126,132,138,173-175,181-182,221,241-242 compensation 18-19,145-149,152-161,181 ֊ law 18-19,145,148-149.152-153.155-156. 158-161 conflict 37-38,43, 99-103,126,161,192-194,199, 202-207,236 cultural memory studies 16,147-149,161 deportations 30,40,83,89,92-93,108-109, U5. 150, 241-244,247 discourse(s) 14,17,20,30,33,38,45,55-56, 59-61, 64-65,69-71,100-104,145,149,154,157, 159,161,167,190,192,195,197-198,200-201, 204, 206,208, 216,235-240,243,246-249 competing- 20,197,208,235 Eastern Europe 9, 32,101,238 Estonia 7,9,16-17,27-46, 79-83,85-95,100,243 Tallinn
17,28,31,37-38,79,81-82,92-93,100 ethnicity 12,192,199,211,239 Europe 9,12,31-32,44-45, 64,70, 91,101,117, 170,241 European Union 31,91,241 everyday life 19,29,32,34,44,85,87,140,213, 217,220-221,224,231 family 46,109,132-133,135-136,139,147,168, 171-174,176,179-181,183,197,199,201,205, 207,218, 221-223,225-227,230,240,248 feminism 81,189,191,194-196,200-202,204, 206 Finland 7,9,18,145,147-148,150-152,154, 156-158,160 Finlandization 39 First World War see World War I forced displacement 196-197,200,203,207 fragmentation 11,15,68,172,242 friction 11,13-14,18-19,145-148,155,158, 160-161,236 gender 12,19,42, 61,187-190,193,194-196, 199-201,204,207-208,213,225-227 - equality 61,188,193,200 - roles 19,187-189,194,199,201,204,226 generations 18,33,36,39,41-45.65.67-68, 70, 99,108-110,115-116,129,133,168-170,179,183, 216-217,228,231 genocide 105,146,183,241-242 Georgia 31,38,198 German-Soviet Non-Aggression Pact 242 Germany (for Nazi Germany, see Nazi Germany) 7,9,17,55-65, 68-69,148,150, 170,179 Berlin 34,57-58,64-65,67,170 Frankfurt 7,64-65 headscarf (issue) 199-202,207 historical context 154,235,238 historical polarizations 200,207 Holocaust 12,38,40-41,44-45,89,91,105-106, 109-112,116,146, 235-236,240-242,248 - Memorial Day 40,242 - memory see memory, Holocaust memory human rights 17,31,39,79-80,86,88,91, 94-95,122,145,154,156,179.207 ֊ violations 17,79-80,86,88,94,197,207 Hungary 18,145,147,150-151,156,160
256 FRICTION, FRAGMENTATION, AND DIVERSITY Tlyashev, Sharifulla 126,133 Treumund, Anna-Stina 84,86 Tsing, Anna Lowenhaupt 13,146 Turner, Victor 236 Ulmanis, Kârlis 105 Vaino, Maarja 43 Viola, Eugenio 84 Wertsch, James 101 Wulf, Meike 94 Yavuz, Hakan 192 Yeğen, Mesut 192 Zelče.Vita 7,102-103 Zelizer, Barbie 104 Zellis, Kaspars 249 Zepa, Brigita 102 Zerubavel, Yael 102 Zima, Veniamin 223 Zimmermann, Jens 17 Subjects Abkhazian 198 adaptation strategies 213,230 Alevi 205 anti-austerity movement 55-56,64 anti-Soviet 18,35,121-122,124-126,139,238-239 arrests 18,121-122,126,128-131,135,139-140, 167,171-172,174,179,183,203 authority 13,88,130,204-205,220 Baltic states 12,16,30-31,38-39,100,115 ‘Baltic Way’ 103 Belarus 115 CEDAW (Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women) 200 civil society 28,33,42,60,187-188,190, 192-194.197.207, 241 commemoration 35-37,40,46,59,100-104, 237,240,242-243,245-246 communism, communist 27-28,30-32,34-35, 37-38,44,58, 61,67-68,83,89,91,99-101, 125-126,132,138,173-175,181-182,221,241-242 compensation 18-19,145՜149 152-161,18ı - law 18-19,145.148-149.152-153.155-156. 158-161 conflict 37-38,43,99-103,126,161,192-194,199, 202-207,236 cultural memory studies 16,147-149,161 deportations 30,40,83,89,92-93,108-109, H5 150,241-244,247 discourse(s) 14,17,20,30,33, 38,45.55-5θ. 59-61,64-65, 69-71,100-104,145.149,154,157. 159,161,167,190,192,195,197-198,200-201, 204,206,208, 216,235-240,243,246-249 competing - 20,197,208,235 Eastern Europe 9,32,101,238 Estonia 7,9,16-17,27-46,79-83,85-95,100, 243 Tallinn
17,28,31,37-38,79,81-82,92-93,100 ethnicity 12,192,199,211,239 Europe 9,12,31-32,44-45,64,70,91,101,117, 170,241 European Union 31,91,241 everyday life 19,29,32,34,44,85,87,140,213, 217,220-221,224,231 family 46,109,132-133,135-136,139,147,168, 171-174,176,179-181,183,197,199,201,205, 207,218,221-223,225-227,230,240,248 feminism 81,189,191,194-196,200-202,204, 206 Finland 7,9,18,145,147-148,150-152,154, 156-158,160 finlandization 39 First World War see World War I forced displacement 196-197,200,203,207 fragmentation 11,15,68,172,242 friction 11,13-14,18-19,145-148,155,158, 160-161,236 gender 12,19,42, 61,187-190,193,194-196, 199-201, 204,207-208,213,225-227 - equality 61,188,193,200 - roles 19,187-189,194,199,201,204,226 generations 18,33,36, 39,41-45,65,67-68, 70, 99,108-110,115-116,129,133,168-170,179,183, 216-217,228,231 genocide 105,146,183,241-242 Georgia 31,38,198 German-Soviet Non-Aggression Pact 242 Germany (for Nazi Germany, see Nazi Germany) 7,9,17,55-65,68-69,148,150, 170,179 Berlin 34,57-58,64-65,67,170 Frankfurt 7,64-65 headscarf (issue) 199-202,207 historical context 154,235,238 historical polarizations 200,207 Holocaust 12,38,40-41,44-45,89,91,105-106, 109-112,116,146,235-236,240-242,248 - Memorial Day 40,242 - memory see memory, Holocaust memory human rights 17,31,39,79-80,86,88,91, 94-95,122,145,154, ΐ5θ, 179,2°7 ֊ violations 17,79-80,86,88,94,197,207 Hungary 18,145,147,150-151,156,160
INDEX identity ii, 19-20,28-31,4θ-4ΐ, 44-45. 63, 89. 91.93.99-ЮЗ, no, 117,126-127,129.133, 135-Ι3θ 140-141,168,170,187-197,199-200, 202-204,206-207,214,216-217,225-226,228, 235,238-239,241-242,245-248 collective - 103,126,214,216 - categories 204 - formation 189,200,207 - perception 194 schizophrenic - 191 supra-identity 199,206 women’s identities 19,187,190 ideology 13-14,59,68,95,99,102,115,140, 181-182,191,193,195,197,201-202,204-205, 208,227,237,241,246 immigration 105,192 independence 16,30,34,39-40,86-87, 93,99, 103,105-106,107-109,111-115, 235,238-241, 245,247 independent state 32,116, 238-239, 243-244,247 interviews 15-16,18-19,55՜56,64-66,69,71,80, 87,121,123,127-130,145,147-149,152-153,156, 158,161,169,187-188,193-194,196-197, 200, 203,213, 216-217 Islam 122-124,189-190,192-193,200-201,207 ishan 18,121,123-127,133-134,136-140 Ishanism 18,121-130,133,138-139,141 murid 18,121,123-127,129,133,135-137,139-140 Muslim 18,121-131,133,135,139-141,190-192, 199-200,202 Sufism 122-124,127-128,137,139-141 Israel 40 Jewish 34,40-41,91,176,241-242 justice 9,14,19,38,145-147,155-156,160-162, 181,203,205,208 Kurdish 19,187-194,196-208 - identity 192,199,206 - issue 19,187-189,193-194, ΐ9θ, 199,204, 206-208 ֊ language 192,198-199 - women 203,205-206,208 Kurds 189,192,196,199,203,206 Latvia 7,9,17-18,20,34,87,99-117, 235-236, 238-249 Riga 31,243 Rumbula 242 Latvia, historical events 1905 Revolution 105 Coup d’etat by Kārlis Ulmanis in 1934 105 Independence War 247 July 4 242 Latvian Legion 243 Latvian occupation and incorporation in the USSR in 1940 105 Latvijas Ceļš (“Latvian
Way’’) 239 257 Loss of independence to the Soviet Union in 99 105 March 25 (35-36,40) 242-243 Mass deportations of May-June 1941 115 Proclamation of the independent Republic of Latvia in 1918 105 Restoration of the independent Republic of Latvia in 1991 100,105,116 Laz 198 LGBTIQ rights 91,94-95 liberal 56,60,65, 67,69,121,127,194,242,246 male dominance 189,195,205 Memento Union 35-38,42 memorials 31-32,37-38,40,102,242 memories 7,9-12,14-20,41,45,55-57,59-64, 66,69,71-72,90,92-93,99-102,104,108-109, 112,114,117,129,131-133,137,139-140,147,149, 153-154,156-157,159-161,169-170,177-179, 183,187-190,194-200, 202-208,216-218,224, 227-228,230-231, 235-237,244-246,248-249 challenging - 204 collective - 187,194,216 diversity of - 11-12,18,20,102,235,238 fragmented cultural - 19,207-208 group - 102,246,249,235 identity-based - 207 painful ֊ 92,189,206-207,218 queer - 17 severe - 203 traumatic - see trauma women’s segmented cultural - 19,187 memory 7,9-18,20,27-31,33-36,38-46,55-56, 59-64,66,68-69,71,79,91,94,99-105,117, 121,123,128-130,133,140-141,145-150,152, 154-161,168-170,177,183,187-190,193-195, 198-199,202-204,206-207,213-215.218,220, 222, 228, 230-231,235-246,248-249 agents of - 41-42,238 Baltic model of - 9,30 collective - 30-31,61,63,102-104,133,147, 170,193.202,213-215,222,230-231 contested social - 9-10, 61-62,100-101, 237 counter-memory 17,20,55-56,61-64,66,71, 187-189,195,198,204,235-239,246,249 cultural - 12,16,18,30,46,130,145,147149,161,187-189,194-195,198,203-204, 206-207,240,248 dynamics of- 10-12,16,18,99 feelings of threat 195,203 Holocaust - 45,235-236,240-241
memorializatlon 189-190,195,198 - conflict 18,99-101,103 - culture 12-13,16-17,27-29,39-41,44,150 - discourse 14,159,235-236,240,243,246 - group 18,61,99,240,245-246,248 - policy 235,240 - practices 15,20,154,235-238,242,246,249 - regime 29, 45-46
258 FRICTION, FRAGMENTATION, AND DIVERSITY mnemopolitics 27-29 multidirectional - 40 political - 30,241 politics of- 9-10,12-13,17, 27, 3o’ 44, 55-5θ 61,79, H7 24θ postmemory 44,141 public - 15,41,55-56,60-61, 63-64,69,71, 147,149,246 ritualization of - 236,240,246 scales of - 9-13,15-18,160-161 social - 18,99-103,241,248-249 state-produced hegemonic cultural - 206 transnational - 10-12,40,45,241 modernization 19,60, 69,71,187-190 modern clothing 202 Moldavia (also Moldova) 31,48,115 monument(s) 37,100,102-103,243,246 Freedom Monument 103,243 “Monument to the Liberators of Tallinn” (also the Bronze Soldier ofTallinn) 38,100 motherhood 189,199,203-204,207 museum(s) 17,27-29,31-46,79-82,85-86, 89-95,243,248 Anne Frank Museum 34 Estonian Museum of Occupations see Vabamu Museum of Occupations and Freedom Jewish Museum in Berlin 34 Museum of the Occupation of Latvia 34,243 Museum of Tolerance 34 Museum of Writing and Music 248 Vabamu Museum of Occupations and Freedom 17,27-29,32-38,40-42,44-46, 79-82,85,89-94,96 occupation 17,27-34,36-46,79-83,85-86, 88-94,100,105,115,154,156,194,235,239, 241-243,245,247 - paradigm 31 organizations 33,35-37,42,58,61,68,99, 121-122,125,127,176,183,187-188,191,193-194, 196-203,205-208,236,243-245 NGOs 196,202-204,206 solidarity- 202,207 women’s - 187,191,193,196-197,200-202, 204,206,208 oral history 15-16,18,33,80,121,128-129,145, 147-149,161,169,216,247 Ottoman Empire 189-192 naming 17,27-31,36,39,44-45,92 narrative(s) 15,19,27,30-32,36,41-42,44-46, 56,62,64,66,68-69,80,92,94-95,102-103, 105,121,129-131,139,149,156,167-168,170,
172,174,187-190,193-194,196-199,203-204, 207-208,215-216,220,224,228,230,238-240, 244-245,248-249 competing ֊ 189,204 hegemonic - 189,198 post-communist- 30 women’s - 187-188,190,194,196,203-204,208 nation 11-12,31,40,43,83,89,94,100-101,104, 173-174,192-193,214-216,235,238,241 national framework 11 national history 20,190,193,198,235,238, 240,244,247,249 national identity 31,93,100,238-240, 245-247 national state 235,238,247-248 NATO 39,241 Nazi(s) 32,43,57,70,83,90-91,94,99-100,150, 241,243-245 - invasion 99 - Germany 90,100,150,241,245 - occupation 32,241 patriarchy 206-207 patriarchal character of Turkish moderni zation 19,187-188,190 patriarchal discourse 190,195 patriarchal rule 191 peace 14,57,150-151,154,187-189,194,196-197, 201-205, 208 perceptions 19,31,99,104,114-115,137,188-190, 194-197,199-204,207-208,214,217,227,231 performance 149,235-237,244՜շ45,247 249 PKK 192-193,197-198,200,202,204 Poland 115 polarization 103,188-190,192,194-195, 200-204,207 politicization 9-10,66-67, Ч2 polygamy 191 post-Soviet 18,35,88,91,93,101,103,230,236, 238-239, 24θ power relations 61, 64,198,236,238 practices 11-13,15,19՜շօ, зо, 59,64,104,121, 125, ւշ8,136-137,140» Ι4θ, 154,16ı, 167,16917շ, 18з, 215, շ35-շ38,240,242,246,248-249 protest 55,57-59, 63-65,71,176,190,196, 200-202,204,206 queer 17,79-81, 87-89,94-95 reconciliation 13-14,107,145-146,154,157, 160-162,187-188,194 Red Army see Soviet Army regime 13-14,28,29-33, 36-37,44-45,64,88, 90,92,102,112,127,133,157,171,181,183,191, 237-238, 241-242,244,246,249 religion 12,123,138-139,182,190,192,200-201, 204-205 reminiscence
writings 16 retrospective justice 145-147,160-161 ritual 64,90,102,136,236-237,240,245,247, շ49 ritualization 20,235-237,240, շ4շ, 24θ Russia (for Soviet Union, see Soviet Union) 7, 9,13,17-18,20,27-28,31,38-39,44-46,87, 89,92,99,103,105,107,115-117,122,126,129, 168-170,180,182-183,216,243-244,246 Kama River area 124,127,174
INDEX Leningrad 217,223,229 Molotovskaya Oblasť 122,128,133 Moscow 31,136,150-151,217,223,246 Perm 7,122,125-126,170,172-173,216 Perm Krai 122,216 Perm region 18,121-124,128-140,170 Siberia 41,92,134, 242 Sverdlovsk 173-174 Tyumen region 216,218,222 Ural 19,122-124,127,141,167,170 Volga-Ural region 122,124,127 scale see memory, scales of memory Second World War see World War II secular 126,189-194,197,200-206 Sierra Leone 13 social groups 19,45,102,188,197, 207,217 socialism, socialist 12,30,58,61,79,91,93,107, 172,176,194,201-202 social movements 55-56,59,60-63,71 Association ofLatvian Politically Repressed Persons 243 mourning together 206 national awakening 99,103,239 peace mothers 203 socialist movements 202 Third Awakening movement 107,239 women’s networks 205 Soviet 12,17-19,28,30-37,39-41,43,45-46, 67, 79-83.85-95,99-117.121-127,129-130.132-133. 138-139,150-152,154,156,167,169,171-172,174175,179-180,183,213,215,217-218,222-223, 225,227,230-231,235-236,238-248 - Army 30,59,83,89,100,221,243-244,246 ֊ Latvia (Latvian S.S.R.) 18,107,115 - occupation 31-32,37,39,43,45,83,90, 100,154,156,235,239,241,245,247 - regime 28,30-33,36,92,112,127,133,241, 244,246 - repressions 105-106,109-112,116-117,239, 241,243-244 - society 19,93,167,172,179,213,215, 217-218 Soviet Union (USSR) 18,30,46,91-92,94, 99-100,102,105-107,109-116,121,125,150-152, 156,168,170,172,176,179-180,183,222,235, 238-239,241-242 collapse of the - 30,105-107,112-115 victory of the-in World War II 105 Stalinist repressions 19,40,167-168,181,183 suffering 30,34,40-42,44,46,90-91,94-95, 167-170,231,239-241,244-245
survival strategies in postwar everyday life 19,217 259 terrorism 59-60,197 torture 151,167,171,174-178,183,199,203,208 trauma 14,18-19,32,44՜45, юо, 121-123, 126-130,132,135-136,140,145,157-161,167-174, 179-181,183,192,202,213-217,220,227, 230-231,242,244-245 imprisonment - 167-168,170-171,183 sociocultural - 18-19,121,130,167-169 Turkey 7,9,13,18-19,187-196,198,200-208 Ankara 193,201 Diyarbakır (Black Sea region) 193,201 (206) Istanbul 193,197,199,201,203,205-206 İzmir 193,196,202-203 Southeast- 206 Trabzon 193,198,202,206-207 Turkey, historical events 1935 general elections 191 1980 coup d’état 202-203 February 28 200,202 Gezi protests 190,200-202 Hat Law 191 military coups 193,200 Turkish 19,125,187-190,194,196,198-200, 203-204,206 - modernization 19,187-188,190 - Republic 188-189, !93,204 - secular nationalist women 203 - State 192-193,198 - women 194,198,204 Turks 192,196,203,206,189 prospective - 192 Ukraine 31,39,115 USSR see Soviet Union Venice Biennale 17,79-81,88-89,94 victimhood 17,41,44, 79-80,88-89,91, 94'95 Victory Day 102,245 womanhood 189,202,204-207 women’s polarized views 188-189,2θθ women’s rights 193,196,198-202,206-207, 211 women’s testimonies 197,203,207 World War I 105, 247 World War II 12,18-19, ЗО, 34,83,99-100, 105-107,109-116,121,146,150,213-217,235, 239, 241,243,245-248 |
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Table of Contents Acknowledgements 7 Approaching Localized Politics of European Memories 9 Kirsti Salmi-Niklander, Ulla Savolainen, Riikka Taavetti, Sofia Laine, and Päivi Salmesvuori 1 Politicized Memories and Pasts 1 Mitigating the Difficult Past? On the Politics of Renaming the Estonian Museum of Occupations 27 KirstiJõesalu andEneKõresaar 2 Remembering the ’68 Movement in Germany 55 A Left Counter-Memory? Priska Daphi andJens Zimmermann 3 Queering Victimhood Soviet Legacies and Queer Pasts in and around Jaanus Samma’s “NSFW. A Chairman’s Tale” Riikka Taavetti 4 Social Memories of Transformative Events in Post-Communist Latvia Ethnic and Generational Dimensions Laura Ardava-Āboliņa andJurijs Ņikišins 5 Ishans and Murids before, in and after the Gulag 79 99 121 Strategies of Adaptation to the 1948 Repressions in the Perm Region Gulsina Selyaninova II 6 Friction and Diversity Between Closure and Redemption Internment Memory and the Reception of the Compensation Law Ulla Savolainen 145
7 Imprisonment Trauma in the Period of the Stalinist Repressions AnnaKoldushko 167 8 Fragmented Construction of Cultural Memories in Turkey How Women Acting in Civil Society Perceive the Kurdish Issue Serpil Açtkalin Erkorkmaz and Dilek Karal 187 9 Survival Strategies Constructed through Material Aspects of Everyday Life in Postwar Soviet Society 213 Anastasia Kucheva 10 Living Together 235 Memory Diversity in Latvia Zane Radzobe and Didzis Bērziņš About the Authors 251 Index 255 List of Images and Tables Images Image 3.1 Jaanus Samma: “The Rise and Fall of the Chairman,” 2015 Photo by Anna-Stina Treumund Image 3.2 Jaanus Samma: “Props,” 2015 Photo by Anna-Stina Treumund Tables Table 4.1 Table 4.2 Table 4.3 Table 4.4 Table 4.5 Table 4.6 Table 4.7 Table 4.8 Table 4.9 Events most often mentioned as worst and best from the 2oth-century history of Latvia 106 Worst event in Latvian history: age group 18-29 years Worst event in Latvian history: age group 30-44 years Worst event in Latvian history: age group 45-59 years Worst event in Latvian history: age group 60-74 years Best event in Latvian history: age group 18-29 years Best event in Latvian history: age group 30-44 years Best event in Latvian history: age group 45-59 years Best event in Latvian history: age group 60-74 years 84 86 109 110 110 ш 112 113 113 114
Index Names Açikahn Erkorkmaz, Serpil 19 Adler, Nancy 132,137-138,181-182 Ahonen, Heiki 32,38 Algar, Hamid 127 Ardava, Laura 18 Aru, Krista 82 Aslan, Özgecan 206 Assmann, Aleida 170 Baberowski.Jörg 177 Bell, Catherine 236 Berelis, Guntis 24g Bernhard, Michael 9,21 Bērziņš, Didzis 20 Bērziņš, Māris 248 Bourdieu, Pierre 194 Brass, Paul R. 196 Briggs, Charles L. 149 Çelik, Ayşe Betül 197 Çınar, Alev 191,201 Daphi, Priska 7,17 De Cesari, Chiara 10 Delaney, Carol 205 Doan, Laura 88 Eglitis, Daina 103 Fomina,Julija 84 Foucault, Michel 62,237-238,246 Gambetti, Zeynep 196 Gamper, Anton 180-181 Gillis, John 101 Gökalp, Deniz 197 Göker, Zeynep Gülru 7,188,200 Gudkov, Lev 215 Halbwachs, Maurice 15 Hamilton, Paula 149 Hanovs, Deniss 102 Helme, Mart 35,39-40 Hirsch, Marianne 128,195 Ilves, Toomas Hendrik 28 Immler, Nicole 147 Järvi, Markus 92 Jensen-Eriksen, Niklas 152 Jõesalu, Kirsti 17,34,80,82,92 Jongerden,Joost 196 Jürisson, Sander 33-34 Kadıoğlu, Ayşe 191 Kangro, Maarja 85 Karal, Dilek 19 Kattago, Siobhan 100,240 Kelam, Mari-Ann 35 Kennedy, Rosanne 157 Kistler-Ritso, Olga 28,32-33,35 Kivimaa, Katrin 88-89,91 Kivimägi, Johanna 85 Koldushko, Anna 19,167 Koiga, Marcus 35 Kõresaar, Ene 7,17,34,80,82-83,92 Kubik, Jan 9 Kucheva, Anastasia 19 Kuusi, Hanna 86 Lappo, Georgy 218 LipšaIneta 248 Määttälä, Mikko 152,155 Meri, Lennart 28 Mitroiu, Simona 9 Neyzi, Leyla 193-194,199 Ņikišins, Jurijs 18 Novick, Peter 101 Õispuu, Leo 36-38 Ojaste, Juhan (pseudonym) 80,83-84,88,94 Ortaylı, İlber 192 Õun, Mats 93 Parek, Lagle 37 Paris, Krister 90 Plakans, Andrejs 101,239 Pärnaste, Eve 43,89-90 Piipuu,
Merilin 28-29,33,35,39-42,44,46, 93,95 Põldsam, Rebeka 81,92 Radzobe, Zane 20 Rasulev, Zainulla 123,127,129,139 Rigney, Ann 10 Ro’i, Yaacov 124 Rozenvalds, Juris 104 Rünk, Martin 81 Saar, Indrek 35 Samma, Jaanus 17,79-81,84-88,91-95 Savolainen, Ulla 18-19,147,152-153,155-159 Schechner, Richard 236-237 Selyaninova, Gulsina 7,18,122 Sergeychik, Elena 227 Shaw, Rosalind 13,146 Shopes, Linda 149 Sibul, Priit 90 Şimga, Hülya 7,188,200 Skultans, Viedä 241 Smith, Valerie 195 Soídro, Mart 79,81 Stalin,Josef 90,92,122,127,132,138,140, 179-180 Sztompka, Piotr 100,130,136,171, 213 Taavetti, Riikka 17,79,81 Tamkivi, Sten 28,42 Tarto, Enn 35,43 Thompson, Sylvia 35,41-42
25б FRICTION, FRAGMENTATION, AND DIVERSITY Tlyashev, Sharifulla 126,133 Treumund, Anna-Stina 84,86 Tsing, Anna Lowenhaupt 13,146 Turner, Victor 236 Ulmanis, Karlis 105 Vaino, Maarja 43 Viola, Eugenio 84 Wertsch, James 101 Wulf, Meike 94 Yavuz, Hakan 192 Yeğen, Mesut 192 Zelče, Vita 7,102-103 Zelizer, Barbie 104 Zellis, Kaspars 249 Zepa, Brigita 102 Zerubavel, Yael 102 Zima, Veniamin 223 Zimmermann, Jens 17 Subjects Abkhazian 198 adaptation strategies 213,230 Alevi 205 anti-austerity movement 55-56,64 anti-Soviet 18,35,121-122,124-126,139,238-239 arrests 18,121-122,126,128-131,135,139-140, 167,171-172,174,179,183,203 authority 13,88,130,204-205,220 Baltic states 12,16,30-31,38-39,100,115 ‘Baltic Way’ 103 Belarus 115 CEDAW (Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women) 200 civil society 28,33,42,60,187-188,190, 192-194.197,207.241 commemoration 35-37,40,46, 59,100-104, 237,240,242-243,245-246 communism, communist 27-28,30-32,34-35, 37-38,44,58,61,67-68,83,89,91,99-101, 125-126,132,138,173-175,181-182,221,241-242 compensation 18-19,145-149,152-161,181 ֊ law 18-19,145,148-149.152-153.155-156. 158-161 conflict 37-38,43, 99-103,126,161,192-194,199, 202-207,236 cultural memory studies 16,147-149,161 deportations 30,40,83,89,92-93,108-109, U5. 150, 241-244,247 discourse(s) 14,17,20,30,33,38,45,55-56, 59-61, 64-65,69-71,100-104,145,149,154,157, 159,161,167,190,192,195,197-198,200-201, 204, 206,208, 216,235-240,243,246-249 competing- 20,197,208,235 Eastern Europe 9, 32,101,238 Estonia 7,9,16-17,27-46, 79-83,85-95,100,243 Tallinn
17,28,31,37-38,79,81-82,92-93,100 ethnicity 12,192,199,211,239 Europe 9,12,31-32,44-45, 64,70, 91,101,117, 170,241 European Union 31,91,241 everyday life 19,29,32,34,44,85,87,140,213, 217,220-221,224,231 family 46,109,132-133,135-136,139,147,168, 171-174,176,179-181,183,197,199,201,205, 207,218, 221-223,225-227,230,240,248 feminism 81,189,191,194-196,200-202,204, 206 Finland 7,9,18,145,147-148,150-152,154, 156-158,160 Finlandization 39 First World War see World War I forced displacement 196-197,200,203,207 fragmentation 11,15,68,172,242 friction 11,13-14,18-19,145-148,155,158, 160-161,236 gender 12,19,42, 61,187-190,193,194-196, 199-201,204,207-208,213,225-227 - equality 61,188,193,200 - roles 19,187-189,194,199,201,204,226 generations 18,33,36,39,41-45.65.67-68, 70, 99,108-110,115-116,129,133,168-170,179,183, 216-217,228,231 genocide 105,146,183,241-242 Georgia 31,38,198 German-Soviet Non-Aggression Pact 242 Germany (for Nazi Germany, see Nazi Germany) 7,9,17,55-65, 68-69,148,150, 170,179 Berlin 34,57-58,64-65,67,170 Frankfurt 7,64-65 headscarf (issue) 199-202,207 historical context 154,235,238 historical polarizations 200,207 Holocaust 12,38,40-41,44-45,89,91,105-106, 109-112,116,146, 235-236,240-242,248 - Memorial Day 40,242 - memory see memory, Holocaust memory human rights 17,31,39,79-80,86,88,91, 94-95,122,145,154,156,179.207 ֊ violations 17,79-80,86,88,94,197,207 Hungary 18,145,147,150-151,156,160
256 FRICTION, FRAGMENTATION, AND DIVERSITY Tlyashev, Sharifulla 126,133 Treumund, Anna-Stina 84,86 Tsing, Anna Lowenhaupt 13,146 Turner, Victor 236 Ulmanis, Kârlis 105 Vaino, Maarja 43 Viola, Eugenio 84 Wertsch, James 101 Wulf, Meike 94 Yavuz, Hakan 192 Yeğen, Mesut 192 Zelče.Vita 7,102-103 Zelizer, Barbie 104 Zellis, Kaspars 249 Zepa, Brigita 102 Zerubavel, Yael 102 Zima, Veniamin 223 Zimmermann, Jens 17 Subjects Abkhazian 198 adaptation strategies 213,230 Alevi 205 anti-austerity movement 55-56,64 anti-Soviet 18,35,121-122,124-126,139,238-239 arrests 18,121-122,126,128-131,135,139-140, 167,171-172,174,179,183,203 authority 13,88,130,204-205,220 Baltic states 12,16,30-31,38-39,100,115 ‘Baltic Way’ 103 Belarus 115 CEDAW (Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women) 200 civil society 28,33,42,60,187-188,190, 192-194.197.207, 241 commemoration 35-37,40,46,59,100-104, 237,240,242-243,245-246 communism, communist 27-28,30-32,34-35, 37-38,44,58, 61,67-68,83,89,91,99-101, 125-126,132,138,173-175,181-182,221,241-242 compensation 18-19,145՜149 152-161,18ı - law 18-19,145.148-149.152-153.155-156. 158-161 conflict 37-38,43,99-103,126,161,192-194,199, 202-207,236 cultural memory studies 16,147-149,161 deportations 30,40,83,89,92-93,108-109, H5 150,241-244,247 discourse(s) 14,17,20,30,33, 38,45.55-5θ. 59-61,64-65, 69-71,100-104,145.149,154,157. 159,161,167,190,192,195,197-198,200-201, 204,206,208, 216,235-240,243,246-249 competing - 20,197,208,235 Eastern Europe 9,32,101,238 Estonia 7,9,16-17,27-46,79-83,85-95,100, 243 Tallinn
17,28,31,37-38,79,81-82,92-93,100 ethnicity 12,192,199,211,239 Europe 9,12,31-32,44-45,64,70,91,101,117, 170,241 European Union 31,91,241 everyday life 19,29,32,34,44,85,87,140,213, 217,220-221,224,231 family 46,109,132-133,135-136,139,147,168, 171-174,176,179-181,183,197,199,201,205, 207,218,221-223,225-227,230,240,248 feminism 81,189,191,194-196,200-202,204, 206 Finland 7,9,18,145,147-148,150-152,154, 156-158,160 finlandization 39 First World War see World War I forced displacement 196-197,200,203,207 fragmentation 11,15,68,172,242 friction 11,13-14,18-19,145-148,155,158, 160-161,236 gender 12,19,42, 61,187-190,193,194-196, 199-201, 204,207-208,213,225-227 - equality 61,188,193,200 - roles 19,187-189,194,199,201,204,226 generations 18,33,36, 39,41-45,65,67-68, 70, 99,108-110,115-116,129,133,168-170,179,183, 216-217,228,231 genocide 105,146,183,241-242 Georgia 31,38,198 German-Soviet Non-Aggression Pact 242 Germany (for Nazi Germany, see Nazi Germany) 7,9,17,55-65,68-69,148,150, 170,179 Berlin 34,57-58,64-65,67,170 Frankfurt 7,64-65 headscarf (issue) 199-202,207 historical context 154,235,238 historical polarizations 200,207 Holocaust 12,38,40-41,44-45,89,91,105-106, 109-112,116,146,235-236,240-242,248 - Memorial Day 40,242 - memory see memory, Holocaust memory human rights 17,31,39,79-80,86,88,91, 94-95,122,145,154, ΐ5θ, 179,2°7 ֊ violations 17,79-80,86,88,94,197,207 Hungary 18,145,147,150-151,156,160
INDEX identity ii, 19-20,28-31,4θ-4ΐ, 44-45. 63, 89. 91.93.99-ЮЗ, no, 117,126-127,129.133, 135-Ι3θ 140-141,168,170,187-197,199-200, 202-204,206-207,214,216-217,225-226,228, 235,238-239,241-242,245-248 collective - 103,126,214,216 - categories 204 - formation 189,200,207 - perception 194 schizophrenic - 191 supra-identity 199,206 women’s identities 19,187,190 ideology 13-14,59,68,95,99,102,115,140, 181-182,191,193,195,197,201-202,204-205, 208,227,237,241,246 immigration 105,192 independence 16,30,34,39-40,86-87, 93,99, 103,105-106,107-109,111-115, 235,238-241, 245,247 independent state 32,116, 238-239, 243-244,247 interviews 15-16,18-19,55՜56,64-66,69,71,80, 87,121,123,127-130,145,147-149,152-153,156, 158,161,169,187-188,193-194,196-197, 200, 203,213, 216-217 Islam 122-124,189-190,192-193,200-201,207 ishan 18,121,123-127,133-134,136-140 Ishanism 18,121-130,133,138-139,141 murid 18,121,123-127,129,133,135-137,139-140 Muslim 18,121-131,133,135,139-141,190-192, 199-200,202 Sufism 122-124,127-128,137,139-141 Israel 40 Jewish 34,40-41,91,176,241-242 justice 9,14,19,38,145-147,155-156,160-162, 181,203,205,208 Kurdish 19,187-194,196-208 - identity 192,199,206 - issue 19,187-189,193-194, ΐ9θ, 199,204, 206-208 ֊ language 192,198-199 - women 203,205-206,208 Kurds 189,192,196,199,203,206 Latvia 7,9,17-18,20,34,87,99-117, 235-236, 238-249 Riga 31,243 Rumbula 242 Latvia, historical events 1905 Revolution 105 Coup d’etat by Kārlis Ulmanis in 1934 105 Independence War 247 July 4 242 Latvian Legion 243 Latvian occupation and incorporation in the USSR in 1940 105 Latvijas Ceļš (“Latvian
Way’’) 239 257 Loss of independence to the Soviet Union in 99 105 March 25 (35-36,40) 242-243 Mass deportations of May-June 1941 115 Proclamation of the independent Republic of Latvia in 1918 105 Restoration of the independent Republic of Latvia in 1991 100,105,116 Laz 198 LGBTIQ rights 91,94-95 liberal 56,60,65, 67,69,121,127,194,242,246 male dominance 189,195,205 Memento Union 35-38,42 memorials 31-32,37-38,40,102,242 memories 7,9-12,14-20,41,45,55-57,59-64, 66,69,71-72,90,92-93,99-102,104,108-109, 112,114,117,129,131-133,137,139-140,147,149, 153-154,156-157,159-161,169-170,177-179, 183,187-190,194-200, 202-208,216-218,224, 227-228,230-231, 235-237,244-246,248-249 challenging - 204 collective - 187,194,216 diversity of - 11-12,18,20,102,235,238 fragmented cultural - 19,207-208 group - 102,246,249,235 identity-based - 207 painful ֊ 92,189,206-207,218 queer - 17 severe - 203 traumatic - see trauma women’s segmented cultural - 19,187 memory 7,9-18,20,27-31,33-36,38-46,55-56, 59-64,66,68-69,71,79,91,94,99-105,117, 121,123,128-130,133,140-141,145-150,152, 154-161,168-170,177,183,187-190,193-195, 198-199,202-204,206-207,213-215.218,220, 222, 228, 230-231,235-246,248-249 agents of - 41-42,238 Baltic model of - 9,30 collective - 30-31,61,63,102-104,133,147, 170,193.202,213-215,222,230-231 contested social - 9-10, 61-62,100-101, 237 counter-memory 17,20,55-56,61-64,66,71, 187-189,195,198,204,235-239,246,249 cultural - 12,16,18,30,46,130,145,147149,161,187-189,194-195,198,203-204, 206-207,240,248 dynamics of- 10-12,16,18,99 feelings of threat 195,203 Holocaust - 45,235-236,240-241
memorializatlon 189-190,195,198 - conflict 18,99-101,103 - culture 12-13,16-17,27-29,39-41,44,150 - discourse 14,159,235-236,240,243,246 - group 18,61,99,240,245-246,248 - policy 235,240 - practices 15,20,154,235-238,242,246,249 - regime 29, 45-46
258 FRICTION, FRAGMENTATION, AND DIVERSITY mnemopolitics 27-29 multidirectional - 40 political - 30,241 politics of- 9-10,12-13,17, 27, 3o’ 44, 55-5θ 61,79, H7 24θ postmemory 44,141 public - 15,41,55-56,60-61, 63-64,69,71, 147,149,246 ritualization of - 236,240,246 scales of - 9-13,15-18,160-161 social - 18,99-103,241,248-249 state-produced hegemonic cultural - 206 transnational - 10-12,40,45,241 modernization 19,60, 69,71,187-190 modern clothing 202 Moldavia (also Moldova) 31,48,115 monument(s) 37,100,102-103,243,246 Freedom Monument 103,243 “Monument to the Liberators of Tallinn” (also the Bronze Soldier ofTallinn) 38,100 motherhood 189,199,203-204,207 museum(s) 17,27-29,31-46,79-82,85-86, 89-95,243,248 Anne Frank Museum 34 Estonian Museum of Occupations see Vabamu Museum of Occupations and Freedom Jewish Museum in Berlin 34 Museum of the Occupation of Latvia 34,243 Museum of Tolerance 34 Museum of Writing and Music 248 Vabamu Museum of Occupations and Freedom 17,27-29,32-38,40-42,44-46, 79-82,85,89-94,96 occupation 17,27-34,36-46,79-83,85-86, 88-94,100,105,115,154,156,194,235,239, 241-243,245,247 - paradigm 31 organizations 33,35-37,42,58,61,68,99, 121-122,125,127,176,183,187-188,191,193-194, 196-203,205-208,236,243-245 NGOs 196,202-204,206 solidarity- 202,207 women’s - 187,191,193,196-197,200-202, 204,206,208 oral history 15-16,18,33,80,121,128-129,145, 147-149,161,169,216,247 Ottoman Empire 189-192 naming 17,27-31,36,39,44-45,92 narrative(s) 15,19,27,30-32,36,41-42,44-46, 56,62,64,66,68-69,80,92,94-95,102-103, 105,121,129-131,139,149,156,167-168,170,
172,174,187-190,193-194,196-199,203-204, 207-208,215-216,220,224,228,230,238-240, 244-245,248-249 competing ֊ 189,204 hegemonic - 189,198 post-communist- 30 women’s - 187-188,190,194,196,203-204,208 nation 11-12,31,40,43,83,89,94,100-101,104, 173-174,192-193,214-216,235,238,241 national framework 11 national history 20,190,193,198,235,238, 240,244,247,249 national identity 31,93,100,238-240, 245-247 national state 235,238,247-248 NATO 39,241 Nazi(s) 32,43,57,70,83,90-91,94,99-100,150, 241,243-245 - invasion 99 - Germany 90,100,150,241,245 - occupation 32,241 patriarchy 206-207 patriarchal character of Turkish moderni zation 19,187-188,190 patriarchal discourse 190,195 patriarchal rule 191 peace 14,57,150-151,154,187-189,194,196-197, 201-205, 208 perceptions 19,31,99,104,114-115,137,188-190, 194-197,199-204,207-208,214,217,227,231 performance 149,235-237,244՜շ45,247 249 PKK 192-193,197-198,200,202,204 Poland 115 polarization 103,188-190,192,194-195, 200-204,207 politicization 9-10,66-67, Ч2 polygamy 191 post-Soviet 18,35,88,91,93,101,103,230,236, 238-239, 24θ power relations 61, 64,198,236,238 practices 11-13,15,19՜շօ, зо, 59,64,104,121, 125, ւշ8,136-137,140» Ι4θ, 154,16ı, 167,16917շ, 18з, 215, շ35-շ38,240,242,246,248-249 protest 55,57-59, 63-65,71,176,190,196, 200-202,204,206 queer 17,79-81, 87-89,94-95 reconciliation 13-14,107,145-146,154,157, 160-162,187-188,194 Red Army see Soviet Army regime 13-14,28,29-33, 36-37,44-45,64,88, 90,92,102,112,127,133,157,171,181,183,191, 237-238, 241-242,244,246,249 religion 12,123,138-139,182,190,192,200-201, 204-205 reminiscence
writings 16 retrospective justice 145-147,160-161 ritual 64,90,102,136,236-237,240,245,247, շ49 ritualization 20,235-237,240, շ4շ, 24θ Russia (for Soviet Union, see Soviet Union) 7, 9,13,17-18,20,27-28,31,38-39,44-46,87, 89,92,99,103,105,107,115-117,122,126,129, 168-170,180,182-183,216,243-244,246 Kama River area 124,127,174
INDEX Leningrad 217,223,229 Molotovskaya Oblasť 122,128,133 Moscow 31,136,150-151,217,223,246 Perm 7,122,125-126,170,172-173,216 Perm Krai 122,216 Perm region 18,121-124,128-140,170 Siberia 41,92,134, 242 Sverdlovsk 173-174 Tyumen region 216,218,222 Ural 19,122-124,127,141,167,170 Volga-Ural region 122,124,127 scale see memory, scales of memory Second World War see World War II secular 126,189-194,197,200-206 Sierra Leone 13 social groups 19,45,102,188,197, 207,217 socialism, socialist 12,30,58,61,79,91,93,107, 172,176,194,201-202 social movements 55-56,59,60-63,71 Association ofLatvian Politically Repressed Persons 243 mourning together 206 national awakening 99,103,239 peace mothers 203 socialist movements 202 Third Awakening movement 107,239 women’s networks 205 Soviet 12,17-19,28,30-37,39-41,43,45-46, 67, 79-83.85-95,99-117.121-127,129-130.132-133. 138-139,150-152,154,156,167,169,171-172,174175,179-180,183,213,215,217-218,222-223, 225,227,230-231,235-236,238-248 - Army 30,59,83,89,100,221,243-244,246 ֊ Latvia (Latvian S.S.R.) 18,107,115 - occupation 31-32,37,39,43,45,83,90, 100,154,156,235,239,241,245,247 - regime 28,30-33,36,92,112,127,133,241, 244,246 - repressions 105-106,109-112,116-117,239, 241,243-244 - society 19,93,167,172,179,213,215, 217-218 Soviet Union (USSR) 18,30,46,91-92,94, 99-100,102,105-107,109-116,121,125,150-152, 156,168,170,172,176,179-180,183,222,235, 238-239,241-242 collapse of the - 30,105-107,112-115 victory of the-in World War II 105 Stalinist repressions 19,40,167-168,181,183 suffering 30,34,40-42,44,46,90-91,94-95, 167-170,231,239-241,244-245
survival strategies in postwar everyday life 19,217 259 terrorism 59-60,197 torture 151,167,171,174-178,183,199,203,208 trauma 14,18-19,32,44՜45, юо, 121-123, 126-130,132,135-136,140,145,157-161,167-174, 179-181,183,192,202,213-217,220,227, 230-231,242,244-245 imprisonment - 167-168,170-171,183 sociocultural - 18-19,121,130,167-169 Turkey 7,9,13,18-19,187-196,198,200-208 Ankara 193,201 Diyarbakır (Black Sea region) 193,201 (206) Istanbul 193,197,199,201,203,205-206 İzmir 193,196,202-203 Southeast- 206 Trabzon 193,198,202,206-207 Turkey, historical events 1935 general elections 191 1980 coup d’état 202-203 February 28 200,202 Gezi protests 190,200-202 Hat Law 191 military coups 193,200 Turkish 19,125,187-190,194,196,198-200, 203-204,206 - modernization 19,187-188,190 - Republic 188-189, !93,204 - secular nationalist women 203 - State 192-193,198 - women 194,198,204 Turks 192,196,203,206,189 prospective - 192 Ukraine 31,39,115 USSR see Soviet Union Venice Biennale 17,79-81,88-89,94 victimhood 17,41,44, 79-80,88-89,91, 94'95 Victory Day 102,245 womanhood 189,202,204-207 women’s polarized views 188-189,2θθ women’s rights 193,196,198-202,206-207, 211 women’s testimonies 197,203,207 World War I 105, 247 World War II 12,18-19, ЗО, 34,83,99-100, 105-107,109-116,121,146,150,213-217,235, 239, 241,243,245-248 |
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| spelling | Friction, fragmentation, and diversity localized politics of European memories edited by Kirsti Salmi-Niklander, Sofia Laine, Päivi Salmesvuori, Ulla Savolainen, and Riikka Taavetti Amsterdam Amsterdam University Press [2022] © 2022 259 Seiten Illustrationen txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier Heritage and memory studies 15 This collection focuses on difficult memories and diverse identities related to conflicts and localized politics of memories. The contemporary and history-oriented case studies discuss politicized memories and pasts, the frictions of justice and reconciliation, and the diversity and fragmentation of difficult memories. The collection brings together methodological discussions from oral history research, cultural memory studies and the study of contemporary protest movements. The politicization of memories is analyzed in various contexts, ranging from everyday interaction and diverse cultural representations to politics of the archive and politics as legal processes. The politicization of memories takes place on multiple analytical levels: those inherent to the sources; the ways in which the collections are utilized, archived, or presented; and in the re-evaluation of existing research. Geschichte 1945- gnd rswk-swf Kollektives Gedächtnis (DE-588)4200793-8 gnd rswk-swf Politisierung (DE-588)4046590-1 gnd rswk-swf Konflikt Motiv (DE-588)4354648-1 gnd rswk-swf Baltikum (DE-588)4004379-4 gnd rswk-swf (DE-588)4143413-4 Aufsatzsammlung gnd-content Baltikum (DE-588)4004379-4 g Kollektives Gedächtnis (DE-588)4200793-8 s Konflikt Motiv (DE-588)4354648-1 s Politisierung (DE-588)4046590-1 s Geschichte 1945- z DE-604 Salmi-Niklander, Kirsti 1957- (DE-588)1176710346 edt Laine, Sofia ca. 20./21. Jh. (DE-588)121093499X edt Salmesvuori, Päivi 1963- (DE-588)1069567493 edt Savolainen, Ulla 1983- (DE-588)1262478200 edt Taavetti, Riikka 1981- (DE-588)1262478405 edt Erscheint auch als Online-Ausgabe, PDF 978-90-4855-385-3 Heritage and memory studies 15 (DE-604)BV044781054 15 Digitalisierung BSB München - ADAM Catalogue Enrichment application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=033621999&sequence=000001&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Inhaltsverzeichnis Digitalisierung BSB München - ADAM Catalogue Enrichment application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=033621999&sequence=000003&line_number=0002&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Register // Personenregister Digitalisierung BSB München - ADAM Catalogue Enrichment application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=033621999&sequence=000005&line_number=0003&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Register // Sachregister |
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| title_full | Friction, fragmentation, and diversity localized politics of European memories edited by Kirsti Salmi-Niklander, Sofia Laine, Päivi Salmesvuori, Ulla Savolainen, and Riikka Taavetti |
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