Memorial
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,Fragments of Communicative Memory: World War II, Tito and the 1992–95 War,sted they have been. It provides a historical contextualisation by presenting the most important benchmarking data about the periods of which the different generations have personal memories. This so-called ‘communicative memory’ includes World War II, Tito’s period of rule, the 1992–1995 war in Bos
CANDY
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Paradox
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Two Wars and Tito In-Between: The First Yugoslavs,es in the present study of post-war Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina. The first part shows that linking recent experiences to memories of those from early in their lives is a central discursive tactic among this generation. Of particular importance are memories of World War II, which serve as an inter
Organonitrile
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FUME
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RODE
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Conclusion,ioning’ has a crucial impact on the way individuals relate to the past, as well as on how they draw on the dominant public discourses and make use of pre-existing interpretative templates. It argues that the past is not an unlimited resource and that it is genuinely influenced not only by a predefin
keloid
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medieval
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https://doi.org/10.1057/978-1-137-45063-0Collective memory; Life course; Mostar; Memory politics; Narrative; Ethnography; Anthropology; Nostalgia; an
circuit
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最高点
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