PoSoCoMeS

The working group on Post-Socialist and Comparative Memory Studies @MemStudiesAssoc

[Samantha Vaughn @sammyv89]

Brilliant talk at this year's @PoSoCoMeS conference by Ene Kõresaar about the creeping trend of representing collaboration and complicity in museums. So glad to see these narratives slowly taking hold. Complicity doesn't just have to be overt to count.

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Is there going to be a 3rd @PoSoCoMeS conference?...;)

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The second @PoSoCoMeS came to an end. It was such a pleasure to see old friends, find new connections, talk memory, catch inspirations, and learn from all of you!

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[Maria Mälksoo @MMalksoo]

A great conf on post-socialist memory cultures @TallinnUni. A joy to spend a few days with inspiring fellow travellers in memory studies. I spoke of the imprint of WWII-related memories on the diagnosis and intl response to Russia's war against Ukraine. @MEMOCRACY_team

[Andrii Nekoliak @ANekoliak]

Yet another insightful lecture today. @MMalksoo on Ukraine’s defiance of 'epistemic habits' of the West & conceptual debates over genocide, aggression accountability trials for Russia's war on Ukraine.
@PoSoCoMeS, @TallinnUni

[Andrii Nekoliak @ANekoliak]

An inspiring keynote by @petoandrea at @PoSoCoMeS. In dark times, solidarity matters - strengthen your prifessional guild, avoid technical language, use your academic authorisation, debate!
@TallinnUni

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Our last keynote for the day and for the conference: @MMalksoo on memories of WWII in international politics around Russia’s war on Ukraine

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Final of the conference! The first keynote of the day is by @petoandrea on illiberal memory

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President elect of @MemStudiesAssoc, @JoannaWawrzyni7 is giving her keynote on memories of the 1990s

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Today, Erica Lehrer on decolonial museology and Eastern Europe

[EUROPAST @Euro_past]

This week, a big team of #EUROPAST experts takes part in the 2nd @PoSoCoMeS Conference, "Post-Socialist Memory Cultures in Transition", at @TallinnUni 🇪🇪. Three panel discussions are led by our network members from @TSPMI and @lunduniversity. Learn more: https://t.co/o1DOJrWGHr.

[Daria Khlevniuk @DKhlevniuk]

Good people at the @PoSoCoMeS conference, come to our session on Weaponizing memory in Russia’s war against Ukraine this afternoon in M648. Boris Noordenbos and I are going to present our very new project on temporality of memory politics and babushka z

[Andrii Nekoliak @ANekoliak]

Attending the 2nd @PoSoCoMeS Conference in Tallinn. Looking forward to Dr. Tatiana Zhurzhenko's key note in the afternoon today.

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Tatiana Zhurzhenko is giving the first keynote of the conference on the memory politics in the Ukrainian-Russian conflict from Orange revolution to Russia’s full-scale invasion

[Joanna Wawrzyniak @JoannaWawrzyni7]

The 2nd @PoSoCoMeS conference starting today in Tallinn. Amazing program put by this largest working group of @MemStudiesAssoc and the fantastic organizers of this year edition. Check it here: https://t.co/goyFuJZs9C

[Samantha Vaughn @sammyv89]

So happy to be in Tallinn for the @PoSoCoMeS conference, Post-Socialist Memory Cultures in Transition! Looking forward to learning more about the intersection between memory, museums, and the post-socialist landscape.

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Our new co-chair, Anna Topolska, is talking about our group and the conference

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We are starting! Eneken Laanes talks about the ways in which Russo-Ukrainian war impacted the field of memory studies in the region