The formation and transformation of historical memory of the Second World War in the West and East Slavic states презентация
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- 2. The Second World War and its chronology for Slavic States Czechoslovakia (occupied and divided on 14
- 3. What is historical memory? Chronology of memory formation phases of the World War II (in the
- 4. What is historical memory as an issue of the public history and historical politics? Historical memory
- 5. Memory about the War in the Soviet Union (by Irina Tscherbakova) 1945-1955 Soviet power constructs its
- 6. Khrushchev Thaw (1953-1964) Some shift from the Victory to the suffering and the tragedy of the
- 7. Brezhnev era - "The celebration with tears in the eyes" (1965-1982) Restoration of the Victory Day
- 8. Perestroika changes in commemorative practices. An open public debate about the hidden and unpleasant plots of
- 9. The redesign of Soviet memory practices after 1995. May 9, 1995 - The return of the
- 10. Ideologema "Great Patriotic War" in the BSSR: translation of general Soviet official myth memory formation based
- 11. Independent Belarusian state, Republic of Belarus (1991). War in the concepts of the national identity: Nationalist
- 12. Belarusian Great Patriotic War Museum (since 1944)
- 13. 1. The end of the war - the beginning of the contemporary period of history Total
- 15. 2. War and the memory of it as a defining subject of public speech. "As an
- 16. 3. Commercialization of the memory of the war and its new rebirth in the media. -
- 18. 4. Attempts to historicize the war - the creation of an all-out maximally-detailed view of the
- 19. 5. Selectivity and silencing / forgetting of certain aspects of the war For Belarus: The outbreak
- 20. For Russia: Allied relations with Germany on the eve of the war The problem is unpreparedness
- 21. For Czech Republic: The equivalence of discourses about the war and the period of socialism (Two
- 22. For Slovakia: The complexity of the recognition of the fact that in the initial stages of
- 23. For Ukraine (controversial plots for public memory) The problem of collaboration, the Holocaust, and the nationalist-oriented
- 24. For Poland (controversial plots for public memory) Collapse of the Poland in 1939. Holocaust on Polish
- 25. 6. The reproducibility of the traumatic experience of war in contemporary memory Sufferings, losses, and heroic
- 26. World War II casualties (Slavic States)
- 27. 7. Calendar cyclicity of historical memory functioning June 22 - 9 May in post-Soviet states, 50,
- 28. 8. The post-war geopolitical order and preservation of post-war borders in front of new challenges in
- 29. Creating the installation of the concentration camp in the city square.
- 30. “Immortal regiment” - the march with the portraits of the war veterans.
- 31. Films about the eviction of the Germans
- 32. Creating a computer /browser game on a WWII topic.
- 33. Films about the annihilation of the civilians.
- 34. Singing wartime songs by pop stars
- 35. Special School course “History of the Great Patriotic War”
- 36. Staging the liberation from the Germans by US troops
- 37. Comics about the war
- 38. Soviet tank painted in pink color
- 39. Main non-religious holiday is directly related to the events of war
- 40. Slogan "Thanks grandpa for the Victory!"
- 41. The Stickers for auto “To Berlin!”
- 42. Reality-show "The holidays in occupation"
- 43. 75117 videos named “Victory day”
- 44. Final considerations: what drives and determines the formation of the historical memory of the war in
- 47. Final considerations 3. Eastern (post-Soviet) model of historical memory is aimed at the harmonization and redesign
- 48. 5. Cultural memory about the war in Eastern Europe is broadcast with a wide range of
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