Editors
From the Editors
2/2004
Issue 2/2004 Memory Repressed, Silenced, and Lost
Methodology and Theory
Boris Groys
The Role of Museum at the Time of the Nation-State Disintegration
2/2004
Published in Russian translation.
Translated from German by S. Glebov.
Published in Russian translation.
Translated from German by S. Glebov.
Alexander Etkind
Time to Compare Stones. Post-Revolutionary Culture of Political Sorrow in Contemporary Russia
2/2004
Published in Russian.
Published in Russian.
Serhy Yekelchyk
Ukrainian Historical Memory and the Soviet Commemorative Canon: Defining Ukrainian National Heritage under Stalin
2/2004
Published in Russian.
Published in Russian.
Antony Polonsky
Poles, Jews and the Problems of a Divided Memory
2/2004
History
Ekaterina Boltunova
The Russian Guards in the First Quarter of the 18th Century: “Antitraditionalists” or “Traditionalist Reformers”
2/2004
Published in Russian.
Published in Russian.
Elena Vishlenkova
A Lost Version of War and Peace: Symbolism of Alexander I’s Era
2/2004
Published in Russian.
Published in Russian.
Igor Narskii
The Construction of the Civil War Myth and the Peculiarities of the Collective Amnesia in the Urals, 1917-1922
2/2004
Published in Russian.
Published in Russian.
Bert Hoppe
Fighting the Enemy’s Past: Königsberg/Kaliningrad as a Place of Memory in the Post-War USSR
Archive
Lubov Kudriavtseva
Struggle for a “Place of Memory” in the Empire: a History of the Monument to the Founder of Vyborg, Tyrgils Knutsson
2/2004
Published in Russian.
Published in Russian.
Document
Memory, Conflict, Monument: Publication of Documents
2/2004
Documents in Russian.
Documents in Russian.
Sociology, Ethnology, Political Science
Stefan Berger
Quo Vadis Germany? National Identity Debates after Reunification - 1
2/2004
This article is based on chapter 8 of my book “Germany. Inventing the Nation,” published by Hodder Arnold, July 2004.
© 2004 Stefan Berger, reprinted by permission of Hodder Arnold.
This article is based on chapter 8 of my book “Germany. Inventing the Nation,” published by Hodder Arnold, July 2004.
© 2004 Stefan Berger, reprinted by permission of Hodder Arnold.
Stefan Berger
Quo Vadis Germany? National Identity Debates after Reunification - 2
2/2004
Maya Nadkarni, Olga Shevchenko
The Politics of Nostalgia: A Case for Comparative Analysis of Post-socialist Practices - 1
2/2004
Maya Nadkarni, Olga Shevchenko
ABC: Empire & Nationalism Studies
Sergei Markedonov
Cossacks: Unity or Diversity?
2/2004
Published in Russian.
Published in Russian.
Sergei Markedonov
The Fundamental Question of Cossack Studies: Russian Historiography in Search of the “Ancient”Cossackdom
2/2004
Published in Russian.
Published in Russian.
Serhii Plokhy
“Nationalization” of Ukrainian Cossackdom in the 17th-18th c.
2/2004
Published in Russian translation.
Published in Russian translation.
Ivan Basharov
Trans-Baikal Cossacks in the Soviet and Post-Soviet Historiography
Newest Mythologies
Book Reviews
Yuehtsen J. Chung
Eric Lohr, Nationalizing the Russian Empire: The Campaign against Enemy Aliens during World War I (Cambridge, Mass: Harvard University Press, 2003). 237 pages. ISBN: 0-674-01041-8.
2/2004
Ernest Gyidel
А. Ю. Бахтурина. Политика Российской Империи в Восточной Галиции в годы Первой мировой войны / Серия “Первая монография” под редакцией Г. А. Бордюгова. Москва.: “АИРО-ХХ”, 2000. 264 с.
2/2004
Mikhail Tyaglyi
Альтман И. А. Жертвы ненависти. Холокост в СССР, 1941-1945. Москва: Фонд “Ковчег”, 2002. 544 с. ISBN: 5-89048-110-X.
2/2004
Review is published in Russian.
Review is published in Russian.
Kate Brown
List of Contributors
Our Authors
2/2004
