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The war in Ukraine has made one thing clear: cities are not just battlegrounds; they are living archives of memory, identity and resilience. Read “Sites of Memory VS Cultural Heritage: Urban Violence in Collective Narratives of Odesa Residents in Wartime” by Iuliia Iashchenko.
New blog post! Ian Marino and Thorsten Wübbena (@ThWuebbena) write in ‘Trust, archives, and history’ about their thoughts and insights on the LivArch Workshop on documenting the ongoing war in Ukraine.
by Ian Marino, Thorsten Wübbena1 During the last two days of January 2025, the IEG had the pleasure of holding an online workshop in the context of the joint project “LivArch – Documenting Russia’s war against Ukraine: The challenges of living archives for historical knowledge production”. This project, which was featured on this very blog … „Trust, archives, and history. The IEG LivArch Workshop on documenting the ongoing war in Ukraine“ weiterlesen
New blog post! In “Historians and the archives of today: the LivArch project and the process of documenting the war in Ukraine”, Ian Marino sheds light on the challenge of creating future archives under specific conditions.
by Ian Kisil Marino There is a dimension of historians’ work that is often overlooked when considering the nature of our profession: the archive. This reference is not to the traditional concept of the archive as merely the location where historians search for historical sources, but rather to the creation of archives. Today’s digital transformation … „Historians and the archives of today: the LivArch project and the process of documenting the war in Ukraine“ weiterlesen
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