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Editorial: Comme un supplément d'âme (Philippe Mesnard)

 

Agenda

 

Logbook

  • Les Sentiers de la gloire [Paths of Glory] (Gabriel Raichman)
  • Une recette, de bons ingrédients [Some ingredients for a success recipe] (Philippe Mesnard)
  • Der Anständige Heinrich Himmler (interview with Vanessa Lapa)
  • Shell Shock. A Requiem of War (Daniel Weyssow)
  • Vasily Petrenko imprécatoire dans la Symphonie n° 13 de Chostakovitch [Vasily Petrenko fulminates in Shostakovitch’s Symphony No. 13] (Jean-Luc Caron)
  • Collection “Les Musiciens et la Grande Guerre” (Jean-Christophe Le Toquin)
  • L’Arc ensemble de Toronto, sous le signe de la mémoire [The ARC Ensemble committed to Remembering the Forgotten] (interview with Simon Wynberg)
  • L’Affaire Eszter Solymosi (Vincent Petitjean)
  • Entretien avec Catherine Fay, traductrice de L’Affaire Eszter Solymosi [Interview with Catherine Fay, translator of L’Affaire Eszter Solymosi]

 

Portfolio: Le bois de hêtres [A Beech Forest]

 

Interview: Herman Van Goethem (Kazerne Dossin), « Il est clair que ce musée constitue un travail de mémoire collective » [“Clearly, this museum constitutes a work of collective memory”]

 

Dossier: Quel avenir pour la mémoire du génocide des Arméniens ? [What future is there for the memory of the Armenian genocide?]

Under the direction of Philippe Mesnard

  • Présentation: 100 ans après… Un laboratoire mémoriel entre Arméniens et Turcs ? [100 Years Later… A memory laboratory between Armenians and Turks?]
  • Mémoire, génocide et identité [On memory, identity, and genocide] (Uğur Ümit Üngör)
  • Remembering the Armenian genocide in contemporary Turkey (Seyhan Bayraktar)
  • Nouvelle vague [A new wave] (interview with Sila Cehreli)
  • La mémoire arménienne dans le discours germano-turc [Armenian consciousness in the German-Turkish discourse] (Michael Hofmann)
  • Mémoire, tissage et esthétique du déplacement [On memory, textures and the aesthetics of displacement] (Marie-Aude Baronian)
  • Kinships Past, Kinship’s Futures (David Kazanjian)
  • Chronologie partielle [Concise chronology]
  • Bibliographie sélective [Selected bibliography]

 

Readings

  • Du génocide « éprouvé » à l’ethnocide affirmé. Les Indiens d’Amérique aux confins des définitions [From ‘experienced’ genocide to confirmed ethnocide. The American Indians and the limits of definitions] (Anne Garrait-Bourrier)
  • L’autodocumentaire et ses tiers. Gilbert Ndahayo entre réconciliation personnelle et nationale au Rwanda [Autodocumentary and its third parties. Gilbert Ndahayo balancing between personal and national reconciliation in Rwanda] (Alexandre Dauge-Roth)
  • L’(auto ?)-libération des prisonniers du camp de concentration de Buchenwald vue par les historiens allemands [The (self?)liberation of the Buchenwald concentration camp prisoners as viewed by German historians] (Jean-Louis Rouhart)

 

Dictionary

  • Famines soviétiques [Soviet famines] (Nicolas Werth)
  • La mémoire communicative [Communicative memory] (Clotilde Coueille)
  • Passio Perpetuae et Felicitatis (Marco Formisano)
  • Perpetrator images (Vicente Biosca)
  • Récit de soi sous le communisme (en URSS principalement) [Self-narratives under communism (mainly in the USSR)] (Catherine Depretto)
  • Survivance (Janine Altounian)
  • Thomas l’Apôtre, dit « Thomas l’incrédule » [The apostle Thomas, called “the doubting Thomas”] (Aurélia Kalisky)
  • Transnational memory (Ann Rigney)
  • Site mémoriel : Kommounarka [Memorial site: Kommunarka] (Luba Jurgenson)

 

Memory laboratory

  • Rwanda (IV): L’histoire par les noms : Le rôle de l'anthroponymie [Tracing history through names: the role of anthroponymy] (Rémi Korman)
  • Belgium (II): Vérité et fiction, image et imaginaire dans le roman contemporain sur la Première Guerre mondiale [Fiction and truth, image and imagination in contemporary novels on the First World War] (Kris Peeters and Myrthel Van Etterbeeck)
 

Bookshelf

  • Laure Marchand, Guillaume Perrier, La Turquie et le fantôme arménien (Jean-Pierre Pisetta)
  • Catherine Brun (dir.), Les mots pour la dire et Algérie. D’une guerre à l’autre (Anne Roche)
  • Britta Schilling, Postcolonial Germany: Memories of empire in a decolonized nation (Caterina Romeo)
  • Cristina Lombardi-Diop & Caterina Romeo (eds.), Postcolonial Italy: Challenging national homogeneity (Britta Schilling)
  • Paul Bernard-Nouraud, Figurer l’autre. Essai sur la figure du « musulman » dans les camps de concentration nazis (Yoann Sarrat)
  • Michael Wildt, Katrin Himmler, Heinrich Himmler, d’après sa correspondance avec sa femme, 1927-1945 (Colette Gutman)
  • Yves Jeanmougin (photographies), Robert Mencherini, Angelika Gausmann, Olivier Lalieu (textes), Mémoire du camp des Milles 1939-1942 and Henri Manen, Au fond de l’abîme. Journal du camp des Milles (Anne Roche)
  • Pierre Schoentjes, Fictions de la grande guerre. Variations littéraires sur 14-18 (Aurélia Kalisky)

 

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    Bureau de la Fondation AuschwitzThe Auschwitz Foundation was founded in 1980 by Paul Halter, an Auschwitz survivor. Replacing the Amicale Belge des Ex-Prisonniers politiques d’Auschwitz-Birkenau Camps et Prisons de Silésie, the primary objective of the Auschwitz Foundation is to study the history and memory of the victims of the Holocaust and the Nazi terror in a sustainable and systematic way. The transmission of memory and the preservation of archives concerning these events complete this goal.

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