
Analysis of memory studies is usually focusing on processes of remembrance, looking at the actors, sites, processes, institutions of remembering. This article however looks at non-remembering as a conscious strategy of not participating in commemorations of the 70th Anniversary of the Holocaust in Hungary. It claims that lack of common language, the imprisonment of a “true” versus “false” dichotomy is contributing to the further pillarisation of the Hungarian memory culture.
allgemeine Geschichte, History, Holocaust Studies; Jewish Studies; History and Memory; Holocaust memorialisation; memory politics; Hungary; non-remembering, hungary, History (General), Hungría, Geschichte, D1-2009, memory politics, 30300, Hungary, políticas de la memoria, General History, Holocaust memorialisation, falta de conmemoración, holocaust memorialisation, Memorialización del Holocausto, non-remembering, [SHS] Humanities and Social Sciences, ddc: ddc:900
allgemeine Geschichte, History, Holocaust Studies; Jewish Studies; History and Memory; Holocaust memorialisation; memory politics; Hungary; non-remembering, hungary, History (General), Hungría, Geschichte, D1-2009, memory politics, 30300, Hungary, políticas de la memoria, General History, Holocaust memorialisation, falta de conmemoración, holocaust memorialisation, Memorialización del Holocausto, non-remembering, [SHS] Humanities and Social Sciences, ddc: ddc:900
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