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Narrating Repression, Rewriting Trauma: Contested Legacies in Museums, Memory, and Discourse
Fri, October 24, 8:30 to 10:15am EDT (8:30 to 10:15am EDT), -Session Submission Type: Individual Paper Panel
Brief Description
This is an individual paper panel.
Sub Unit
Chair
Papers
Creating Communities of Recognition: Diaspora Memory Activisms in Times of Crisis - Daphne Winland, York U (Canada)
Framing Repression: Museums, Memory, and the Soviet Past in Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan - Anastasia Mitrofanova
Impossible to Forget, Yet Unbearable to Remember: The Atsa Gol Massacre of 1919 in Buryat-Mongolia - Marina Saidukova-Romanova, Independent Scholar
War and Memory: Ukraine’s and Georgia’s Strategic Engagement with North Caucasian Causes - Matthew Kelbaugh, U of Maryland, Baltimore County