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Sajmište, Jasenovac, and the Social Frames of Remembering and Forgetting / Sajmište, Jasenovac i društveni okviri sećanja i zaborava
(Filozofija i društvo, 2012)
The article discusses the reasons for the construction, in the 1960s, of a memorial to the victims of the former camp Jasenovac in Yugoslavia, although no such memorial was built at the Sajmište site. How should we explain ...
Sajmište as a European Site of Holocaust Remembrance / Sajmište kao evropsko mesto sećanja na Holokaust
(Filozofija i društvo, 2012)
The article analyzes the peculiarities of the destruction of Serbian Jews during Second Wolrd War in the local and European context. Of all the sites in Serbia relevant to the destruction of the Serbian Jews, Sajmiste is ...
The Construction of the House of the Jewish Church-School Community in Belgrade and the Process of Jewish Emancipation / Izgradnja doma Jevrejske crkveno-školske opštine u Beogradu i proces emancipacije Jevreja
(Chicago, Ill. : North American Society for Serbian Studies, 2017)
Through the construction of the House of the Jewish Church-School Community
in Belgrade, based on the project by architect Samuel Sumbul (1887-1947), the process of the emancipation of the Belgrade Jewry in the Kingdom ...
Germany’s Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe. Debates and Reactions / Nemački Spomenik ubijenim evropskim Jevrejima. Rasprave i reakcije
(Filozofija i društvo, 2012)
The article outlines the history of the Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe in Berlin as a very good example of how long any such procedure is, from idea to realisation, as well as how strong the debate how and whom ...
The feminine sphere of Yiddish heritage. Review of the book: Joanna Lisek (2018), "Kol isze - głos kobiet w poezji jidysz (od XVI w. do 1939 r.)". Sejny: Wydawnictwo Pogranicze / Ženska sfera jidiš nasleđa. Prikaz knjige: Joanna Lisek (2018), "Kol isze - głos kobiet w poezji jidysz (od XVI w. do 1939 r.)". Sejny: Wydawnictwo Pogranicze
(Warsaw : Institute of Slavic studies of the Polish academy of sciences, 2020)
The review presents the monograph "Kol isze - głos kobiet w poezji jidysz (od XVI w. do 1939 r.)" [Kol ishe: The Voice of Women in Yiddish Poetry (from the 16th Century to 1939)], published in 2018 by Joanna Lisek. The ...
Genocide in the age of post-truth: a brief introduction to semantics / Genocid u vremenu postistine: kratak uvod u semantiku
(Demirovac : JU Spomen-područje Donja Gradina, 2018)
Throughout the twentieth century warfare, along with the innumerable atrocities committed around the world, arose the necessity to define the ultimate violation of human rights and “the crime of crimes” under international ...
Croatian-Slavonian Jews in the First World War / Hrvatsko-slavonski Židovi u Prvom svjetskom ratu
(Milan : Fondazione Centro di Documentazione Ebraica Contemporanea (CDEC), 2016)
This paper seeks to present various levels of the Croatian-Slavonian Jews’ experience of the First World War. To begin with, although several war memorials are known to have been preserved, the scope of Jewish casualties ...
The trauma of the others!? Yugoslav Holocaust films of the 1960s / Trauma drugih!? Jugoslovenski filmovi o Holokaustu iz 1960-ih godina
(Beograd : Institut za filozofiju i društvenu teoriju, 2022)
The aim of this paper is to map the reconfiguration and displacement of the emerging trauma of the Holocaust in the cinematic narratives of SFR Yugoslavia. The analysis of three nearly forgotten Yugoslav films of the 1960s ...
Dr Avram Jozef Vinaver (1862-1915) - pioneer of radiology in Serbia / Doktor Avram Josif Vinaver (1862-1915) - pionir srpske radiologije
(Novi Sad : Društvo lekara Vojvodine Srpskog lekarskog društva, 2015)
Dr Abraham Joseph Vinaver (1862-1915), a Jew from Poland, was a pioneer of radiology in Serbia. He graduated from the Faculty of Medicine in Warsaw (1887) but lived and worked in Šabac (the Kingdom of Serbia) since 1890. ...
The Alexander Family Chronicle / Kronika rodziny Alexander
(Warszawa : Institute of Slavic Studies, Polish Academy of Sciences, 2020)
The paper focuses on the history of Zagreb’s prominent Jewish family, the Alexanders (or Aleksanders), who were influential in the city's cultural, economic and social life and Croatia for almost a century. At the time of ...