The Mark of Partitions on Polish Identity
By Gabrielle Marzolf
It is impossible to discuss the issue…
Complex Memory in Berlin
By Bryan Alicea
In the 1932 German federal elections, Adolf…
Rebuilding Berlin’s Identity
By Caroline Bartholomew
Berlin was founded in the thirteenth…
A Memorial to the Soviets, Not to Their Victims
By Cate Ferson
As Stalin and the Red Army made their victorious…
Skirting the Line
By Cynthia Wang
We took it upon ourselves to go to Lviv as…
Football Hooligans And Their Role In Polish Politics
Written by Ivan Laryionenka
Loud, radical, passionate and…
Did Poland and Hungary Lose Their EU Pride?
Written by Ivan Laryionenka
A strong, prosperous and proud…
Resilience
Written By Deborah Sue-Ho
As I walked past barracks where…
Wawel Castle: An Enduring Symbol of Polish Identity
Written By Caroline Bartholomew
Throughout its long and tumultuous…
Baby Killers
Written by Cynthia Wang
What could I possibly hope to tell…
Ignoring the Memory of Auschwitz
By Cate Ferson
While looking through the calendar for this…
The Communist Terror in Hungary
By Bryan Alicea
During the Second World War, Hungary was allied…
A Monumental Dilemma – What To Do with Confederate Identity in America
By Diego Franco
“Monuments are the grappling irons that…
Auschwitz: Graveyard or Media Platform
By Leah Killian
When visiting places like Auschwitz-Birkenau…
The Soviet Cover-up of Jewish Identity
By Leah Killian
Jewish Identity in Central and Eastern Europe…
Handling Memory through Public Memorials
By Deborah Sue-Ho
As Central European countries attempt to…
The Lety Camp
Identity Without Representation: The Romani in Central Europe
By Gabrielle Marzolf
Most of the conflicts that caused and…