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rody 3 — Anachronistic Architecture
By Rody Conway Can a city be out-of-place? Vienna and Budapest,…
13 November 2018/by Tayla Myree

taylor 1 — Overshadowing Holocaust Remembrance in Central Europe
By Taylor Krzeminski In Central Europe, memorialization of…
13 November 2018/by Tayla Myree

Places of Worship Commercialized
By Anthony Russo During all of our travels the one thing I was…
13 November 2018/by Tayla Myree

Children of The Diaspora
By Hanz Valbuena “Asgard is not a place, it’s a people.”…
10 November 2018/by Tayla Myree

Bratislava Stands Presidential Palace — Reformers, Protesters, and Dissidents in a Communist Czechoslovakia
By Alexander Wilgocki Depending on your age, it may be difficult…
10 November 2018/by Tayla Myree

IMG_1809 (1) — Memorialization Through Romafuturism
By Tayla Myree “We need a Malcolm X,” said Ladislava Gaziova,…
9 November 2018/by Tayla Myree

Looking at Central Europe Through Its Synagogues
By Ciera Moore The influence of Jewish culture and religion…
7 November 2018/by Tayla Myree

NIA-ubran lab 1.1 — Hammer and Sickle; Canvas and Brush
By Abbey Metzler Let me tell you a story. The year is…
7 November 2018/by Tayla Myree

Is There a Common Memory Between Europe and China?
By Edward You The year of 2018 marks the 5th anniversary of…
7 November 2018/by Tayla Myree

Protesting a Memorial with Another Memorial: How Hungary Remembers Its Role in the Holocaust
By Meredith Conway How can we accurately and fairly recount…
6 November 2018/by Tayla Myree

What Makes a Nation a Victim?
By Sarah McLafferty There are certain elements of European…
1 November 2018/by Tayla Myree

Painful Prague
By Kristen Varganova Although all the countries we visited…
1 November 2018/by Tayla Myree

Anachronistic Architecture

Overshadowing Holocaust Remembrance in Central Europe

Places of Worship Commercialized

Children of The Diaspora

Reformers, Protesters, and Dissidents in a Communist Czechoslovakia

Memorialization Through Romafuturism

Looking at Central Europe Through Its Synagogues

Hammer and Sickle; Canvas and Brush

Is There a Common Memory Between Europe and China?

Protesting a Memorial with Another Memorial: How Hungary Remembers Its Role in the Holocaust

What Makes a Nation a Victim?

Painful Prague

A History of Anti-Ukrainian Sentiment in Poland

The Macedonian Crisis: A Tale of a Confused Nation

Irredentism in Orban’s Hungary

Lviv

The Rhetoric of Patriotism & Nationalism

Viewing the Past from the Present