(Im)materiality of Memory // Part 1: “Wood Matters: Elemental Memory and the Recollection of Violence in Post-Holocaust Poland”

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Submission ID :
MSA649
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Panel
Submission themes
Historical Convergences
Aleksandra Janus
Dr
,
Centrum Cyfrowe
Erica Lehrer
Professor, History & Sociology-Anthropology
,
Concordia University, Montreal
Roma Sendyka
Prof.
,
Jagiellonian University Kraków
Eunice Blavascunas
Prof. / Associate Professor
,
Whitman College
Magdalena Waligorska
Dr.
,
Institute for Advanced Study Berlin (Wissenschaftskolleg zu Berlin)
Jacek Malczynski
Dr.
,
University of Wroclaw

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