Memory Cultures in Southeast Europe since 1945  

Christian Voß, Sabina Ferhadbegović, Kateřina Králová Introduction – Holocaust and Antisemitism Esilda Luku Holocaust Memory in History Textbooks for Secondary Education: The Case of Albania – Kateřina Králová Memory Landscapes in Ruins: The Example of the Hirsch Quarter in Thessaloniki – Ioannis Stylianidis Antisemitism without Jews in Kavala during Populism – Alexios Ntetorakis Victims, Bystanders, Collaborators. Refugees from the Bulgarian-occupied Zone in Thessaloniki during the Holocaust – Michael Ilg „Juden und andere Patrioten“? – Konkurrierende Erinnerungsnarrative an die Vernichtung der jüdischen Bevölkerung Brčkos seit dem Zweiten Weltkrieg – Memories of Tito's Yugoslavia - Claudia Meyr-Veselinović Brüderlichkeit, Einheit und pionirska – Novi Partizani 2.0 Re- oder Upcycling? Über die Wiederverwendung von bekannten Melodien und Texten – Vukašin Zorić Supporting Liberation, Exporting Revolution: The Role of Memory in the Cooperation between SUBNOR and the Third World Veteran and Anti-Colonial Organizations – Nataša Jagdhuhn The Yugoslav Heritage-Industry – Roswitha Kersten-Pejanić Lands of (Banal) Nationalism: Epistemological Issues in the Classification of Nationalism(s) in a Post-conflict Semiotic Landscape – Memory Wars in the National Discourse - Anjeza Xhaferaj Making and Breaking Friends – Discursive Strategies of the Party of Labor of Albania in Making and Breaking Alliances during Communism – Francesco Trupia Decolonising Bulgaria’s Official Amnesia: A Pericentric Approach to Minority Memories of Anti-Communist Resistance – Barbara Törnquist-Plewa Populist Memory Discourses in Contemporary East Central and Southeastern Europe – Their Roots and Main Features – Melinda Harlov-Csortán The Role of the Location in Forming the Narration about Memorials. Two Representational Squares in the Hungarian Capital during the Cold War – Christian Voß Die Erinnerungskultur der mazedonischen Bürgerkriegsflüchtlinge aus Griechenland zwischen Indigenismus und ethnischem Transnationalismus – Writing Memory Culture - Johanna Paul Stockholm-Syndrom in der Schwedischen Akademie? Die Proteste gegen die Verleihung des Literatur-Nobelpreises an Peter Handke – Mihaela Gligor Memories in Writing. On the Importance of Correspondence for Recovering History