Hannah Fraser attends an Armistice Day ceremony in France and reflects on the different traditions of ritualized commemoration of the two world wars.
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Hannah Fraser attends an Armistice Day ceremony in France and reflects on the different traditions of ritualized commemoration of the two world wars.
Memorials are based on retrospective interpretations of the past. How, then, can one stop the present from muddying the past? Catherine Nock assesses the difficulties of upholding artistic legacy and the controversy surrounding a planned Virginia Woolf statue.
The streets of Budapest, like many other European cities, are punctuated by brass plaques in the pavement. These plaques are called ‘stolpersteine’. They are ‘stumbling stones’ that you can come …
Hannah Fraser attends an Armistice Day ceremony in France and reflects on the different traditions of ritualized commemoration of the two world wars.
Memorials are based on retrospective interpretations of the past. How, then, can one stop the present from muddying the past? Catherine Nock assesses the difficulties of upholding artistic legacy and the controversy surrounding a planned Virginia Woolf statue.
The streets of Budapest, like many other European cities, are punctuated by brass plaques in the pavement. These plaques are called ‘stolpersteine’. They are ‘stumbling stones’ that you can come …
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