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Nazar (by Maria Varenikova)
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Crowd (by Oleksandr Rezenchuk)
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Who Is The Next? (by Bernardo Panchetti and Martin Harutyunyan)
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Memory Politics in Poland: The Case of the Museum of WWII in Gdańsk, Prof. Dr. Paweł Machcewicz (Warsaw)
https://mportal.europa-uni.de/getMedium/749d00dec4898d116dba16e543646bb6.mp4 Memory Politics in Poland: The Case of the Museum of WWII in Gdańsk Prof. Dr. Paweł Machcewicz (Warsaw) The Museum of the Second World War in Gdańsk opened its doors in March 2017, becoming …
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The Museum of the World War II in Gdansk
Before visiting the Museum of the World War II in Gdansk we had an opportunity to meet its founder Prof. Paweł Machcewicz to learn more in-depth about the history of its creation. That was a …
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A Visit to the Jewish Cemetery
Contextualizing knowledge might lead you to (most) unexpected places: the Jewish cemetery from the fourteenth century in Slubice is unique but not so easy to decipher. But with Prof. Andrii Portnov the challange is half …
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Visual Framing of War: Covering the Conflict (in UA), Kateryna Iakovlenko
Here you can find the ppp of Kateryna’s seminar.
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Looking at War by Susan Sontag
New Yorker article by Susan Sontag that was later expanded into the book Regarding the Pain of Others.
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The artist, exploitation, transgression, memory
Polish artist Artur Żmijewski convinces holocaust survivor to re-tattoo his concentration camp identification number.
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Pedagogy of the Oppressed
Pedagogy of the Oppressed by Paulo Freire as recommended by Oksana Potapova in the August 28 panel.
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