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Author: Maria Inácia REZOLA
Maria Inácia REZOLA, Transitional Justice in the Judiciary: Lessons from the Portuguese Democratisation
Posted in Studia 2014 / XI Supplement
Author: María GARCÍA YEREGUI
María GARCÍA YEREGUI, The Amnesty Act in the Spanish Transition: Freedom Fight, Oblivion and Unspoken Impunity
Posted in Studia 2014 / XI Supplement
Author: Francisco COLOM GONZÁLEZ
Francisco COLOM GONZÁLEZ, A Past that Does Not Die Out: Coping with the Memory of the Spanish Civil War
Posted in Studia 2014 / XI Supplement
Author: Csilla KISS
Csilla KISS, We Must Remember Thus: Transitional Justice in Service of Memory in Hungary
Posted in Studia 2014 / XI Supplement
Author: Corneliu PINTILESCU
Corneliu PINTILESCU, Governing Memory in Post-Communist Romania: The Case of the National Council for the Study of the Securitate Archives
Posted in Studia 2014 / XI Supplement
Author: Martin KOVANIC
Martin KOVANIC, Files and Privacy: Challenges of Transitional Justice in Slovakia
Posted in Studia 2014 / XI Supplement
Author: Vasilijus SAFRONOVAS
Vasilijus SAFRONOVAS, Coming to Terms with the Dictatorial Past: Rising of Conservative Trend in Contemporary Lithuania
Posted in Studia 2014 / XI Supplement
Author: Ana LJUBOJEVIC
Ana LJUBOJEVIC, Judging “Values of the Homeland War”: International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia and Historical Narratives in Croatia
Posted in Studia 2014 / XI Supplement
Author: Antonela GYÖNGY
Antonela GYÖNGY, Screening the Past through the Lens of Humour: Representations of the Communist Past in Contemporary German Cinema
Posted in Studia 2014 / XI Supplement
Author: Magdalena SARYUSZ-WOLSKA
Magdalena SARYUSZ-WOLSKA, The Transformation of National Memory in Polish Post-War Cinema
Posted in Studia 2014 / XI Supplement
Author: Anja FRÜH
Anja FRÜH, Politics of Memory and Institutional Change: Remembering the German Democratic Republic at the Museum Europäischer Kulturen (Museum of European Cultures)
Posted in Studia 2014 / XI Supplement
