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Holocaust Memoryscapes. Contemporary Memorialisation of the Holocaust in Central and Eastern European Countries
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ISBN: 978-606-28-1097-9
DOI: 10.5682/9786062810979
Publisher year: 2020
Edition: I
Pages: 462
Publisher: Editura Universitara
Author: Sonia Catrina
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The present volume originates from the International Colloquium on the “Contemporary Memorialisation of the Holocaust in Central and Eastern European Countries” which took place at the “Elie Wiesel” National Institute for the Study of the Holocaust (Bucharest, Romania) on the 11th- 12th of October 2019. A selection of the colloquium papers is now presented in this thematic volume on “Holocaust Memoryscapes” in Central and Eastern Europe, an overarching trope that captures authors’ perspectives on the memory-work in these countries, with a special focus on the Romanian post-communist context. This scientific event was focused on the major themes of ongoing research on the Holocaust memorialisation in post- communist contexts.
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Holocaust Memoryscapes. Contemporary Memorialisation of the Holocaust in Central and Eastern European Countries
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SONIA CATRINA
Preface & Acknowledgements / 9
Sonia CATRINA
Holocaust Memoryscapes: In Lieu of an Introduction / 11
Sonia CATRINA
First part
THE MEMORY OF THE HOLOCAUST: ACCOUNTABILITY, LEGISLATIVE MECHANISMS & PUBLIC SPEECHES / 25
Chapter 1. The Legacies of the Holocaust in Post-communist Romania: Spatialities of Traumatic Memory, (Dis)connected Politics of Memory
and Anti-Semitic Social Attitudes / 26
Sonia CATRINA
Chapter 2. The Issue of Antisemitism in the Jurisprudence of the National Council for Combating Discrimination / 103
Cristian JURA
Chapter 3. The Efforts of Romanian Politicians in Developing the Holocaust Public Discourse / 133
Valeriu ANTONOVICI
Chapter 4. The Memory of the Holocaust and the Myth of the ‘Outside Enemy’: From Anti-Semitic Attitudes to Redundant Politicisation / 158
Alina POPESCU
Second part
LEARNING FROM THE PAST: TRENDS, PATTERNS AND PRACTICES IN HOLOCAUST EDUCATION AND REMEMBRANCE / 189
Chapter 5. The Production, Usages and Circulation of Holocaust Testimonies within Mainstream Societies: Identity Stakes / 190
Sonia CATRINA
Chapter 6. Remembrance through Education. The Case of Holocaust Education in Romanian Higher Education Institutions / 238
David DIACONU
Chapter 7. Artistic Approaches at Memorial Sites – A Workshop Example / 261
Kamila PAŁUBICKA
Chapter 8. Geographies of Remembrance: Observing the National Day of Commemorating the Holocaust in Romania’s Educational System / 278
Mihai Stelian RUSU
Third part
THE BURDEN OF THE PAST: ETHICAL ISSUES, SYMBOLIC REPARATION AND SHARED MEMORIES / 307
Chapter 9. Holocaust Remembrance as Reparation for the Past: A Relational Egalitarian Approach / 308
Adelin-Costin DUMITRU
Chapter 10. Demons, Saints or Something Else? Holocaust Actors and Victims of Communism in Theological Memorialisation in Romania (2017-2018) / 337
Nicolae DRAGUSIN
Chapter 11. Holocaust Remembrance, Memorial Space and Otherness. Dialogue between Memory and the Spectator / 367
Astrid ROTTMAN
Fourth part
THE MEMORY OF THE HOLOCAUST AND SOCIAL REPRESENTATIONS / 391
Chapter 12. Truncated Images of the Holocaust: The Deportation of the Roma in the Censored Romanian Literature. The Case of the Novel
Șatra by Zaharia Stancu / 392
Sorin MITULESCU
Chapter 13. The Holocaust in the Memory of Peasants from Bogata de Sus, a Village in North-Western Transylvania / 408
Gheorghe CIASCAI
Chapter 14. Remembering the Roma Deportations in Post-Communist Romania: The Difficult Path to a Shared Past / 424
Petre-Georgian MATEI
Notes on contributors / 458
Sonia CATRINA
Holocaust Memoryscapes: In Lieu of an Introduction / 11
Sonia CATRINA
First part
THE MEMORY OF THE HOLOCAUST: ACCOUNTABILITY, LEGISLATIVE MECHANISMS & PUBLIC SPEECHES / 25
Chapter 1. The Legacies of the Holocaust in Post-communist Romania: Spatialities of Traumatic Memory, (Dis)connected Politics of Memory
and Anti-Semitic Social Attitudes / 26
Sonia CATRINA
Chapter 2. The Issue of Antisemitism in the Jurisprudence of the National Council for Combating Discrimination / 103
Cristian JURA
Chapter 3. The Efforts of Romanian Politicians in Developing the Holocaust Public Discourse / 133
Valeriu ANTONOVICI
Chapter 4. The Memory of the Holocaust and the Myth of the ‘Outside Enemy’: From Anti-Semitic Attitudes to Redundant Politicisation / 158
Alina POPESCU
Second part
LEARNING FROM THE PAST: TRENDS, PATTERNS AND PRACTICES IN HOLOCAUST EDUCATION AND REMEMBRANCE / 189
Chapter 5. The Production, Usages and Circulation of Holocaust Testimonies within Mainstream Societies: Identity Stakes / 190
Sonia CATRINA
Chapter 6. Remembrance through Education. The Case of Holocaust Education in Romanian Higher Education Institutions / 238
David DIACONU
Chapter 7. Artistic Approaches at Memorial Sites – A Workshop Example / 261
Kamila PAŁUBICKA
Chapter 8. Geographies of Remembrance: Observing the National Day of Commemorating the Holocaust in Romania’s Educational System / 278
Mihai Stelian RUSU
Third part
THE BURDEN OF THE PAST: ETHICAL ISSUES, SYMBOLIC REPARATION AND SHARED MEMORIES / 307
Chapter 9. Holocaust Remembrance as Reparation for the Past: A Relational Egalitarian Approach / 308
Adelin-Costin DUMITRU
Chapter 10. Demons, Saints or Something Else? Holocaust Actors and Victims of Communism in Theological Memorialisation in Romania (2017-2018) / 337
Nicolae DRAGUSIN
Chapter 11. Holocaust Remembrance, Memorial Space and Otherness. Dialogue between Memory and the Spectator / 367
Astrid ROTTMAN
Fourth part
THE MEMORY OF THE HOLOCAUST AND SOCIAL REPRESENTATIONS / 391
Chapter 12. Truncated Images of the Holocaust: The Deportation of the Roma in the Censored Romanian Literature. The Case of the Novel
Șatra by Zaharia Stancu / 392
Sorin MITULESCU
Chapter 13. The Holocaust in the Memory of Peasants from Bogata de Sus, a Village in North-Western Transylvania / 408
Gheorghe CIASCAI
Chapter 14. Remembering the Roma Deportations in Post-Communist Romania: The Difficult Path to a Shared Past / 424
Petre-Georgian MATEI
Notes on contributors / 458
The present volume originates from the International Colloquium on the “Contemporary Memorialisation of the Holocaust in Central and Eastern European Countries” which took place at the “Elie Wiesel” National Institute for the Study of the Holocaust (Bucharest, Romania) on the 11th- 12th of October 2019. A selection of the colloquium papers is now presented in this thematic volume on “Holocaust Memoryscapes” in Central and Eastern Europe, an overarching trope that captures authors’ perspectives on the memory-work in these countries, with a special focus on the Romanian post-communist context. This scientific event was focused on the major themes of ongoing research on the Holocaust memorialisation in post- communist contexts. It was organised in connection with the research project entitled “Coming to Terms with National History and Participation in Contemporary Memorialisation of the Holocaust in Central and Eastern European Post-communist Countries”. This research project was hosted by the INSHR EW – The “Elie Wiesel” National Institute for the Study of the Holocaust in Romania, and it was financed by the UEFISCDI – The Executive Unit for Financing Higher Education, Research, Development and Innovation (PN-III-P1-1.1-TE-2016-0811, Contract 31/2018, 02/05/2018 – 30/04/2020). Therefore, I would like to acknowledge the support of UEFISCDI which made possible the publication of this volume. I would also like to express my gratitude and appreciation for our hosts, notably, to Professor Alexandru Florian, General Director of the INSHR EW, for his strong institutional support, and firm belief in the value of our undertaking. Due to his valuable advice at various stages of this project and ongoing mentoring, the research has properly developed in relevant directions. I particularly thank the contributors to this volume for their inspiring research papers which made our editorial work a most rewarding enterprise. Their case studies and theoretical frameworks added valuable insights to the topic of the “Holocaust Memoryscapes” in post-communist European contexts. I am most grateful to Raul-Michael Cârstocea for his diligent proofreading of our papers and constructive feed-back on the preparation of this volume. Last but not least, I want to express my appreciation for all the colleagues at INSHR EW for their contributions to our overall project.
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