EDITORIAL by Jordi Guixé, Director of EUROM
DEEP VIEW
Once victors, now victims. How do the Argentine military remember their recent past?, by Valentina Salvi
Left Unsettled: Confessions of Armed Revolutionaries, by Leigh Payne
EXPERTâS VIEW
About the complexity of the past, an interview with Enzo Traverso
Mausoleum of terror. âFallen in Pamplona and Cuelgamurosâ, by Jordi GuixĂ©
EUROPE INSIGHT
The international spread of state interventionism in history and historical memory, by Georges Mink
European remembrance policies, by Markus J. Prutsch
âCitizensâ engagement is at the core of the Europe for Citizens programmeâ, an interview with Gilles Pelayo
OVERVIEW
âThe long shadow of the pastâ in the short light of present, by Horst Hoheisel
Can memorials heal the wounds?, by Ana Milosevic
The one who sows winds, reaps storms. Validity of the Damnatio memoriae, by Fernando HernĂĄndez
REVIEW
Festive Spaces, 2016, by Kristina Norman
The Social Life of Memory: Violence, Trauma, and Testimony in Lebanon and Marocco, by Tsjalling Wierdsma
Law and Memory: Towards Legal Governance of History, by Tsjalling Wierdsma
âAuschwitz: Not long ago. Not far awayâ. Travelling memory of the Holocaust, by David GonzĂĄlez
History museums in the Caucasus. Between soviet nostalgia and current regional disputes, by Oriol LĂłpez
SIGHTSEEING
âIdeology and Terror of the SSâ. An exhibition about the perpetrators, victims and bystanders in the memorial museum of Wewelsburg, by Kirsten John-Stucke
