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Roma Sendyka, Erica Lehrer - Holocaust and “Naive” Art in Polish-German Post-War Public Memory, Inbunden

Inbunden, Engelska, 2027

Del i serien Poland: Transnational Histories

Holocaust and “Naive” Art in Polish-German Post-War Public Memory

Av Roma Sendyka, Erica Lehrer

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Perpetrators and Bystanders examines how Polish Holocaust-themed folk art shaped German-Polish memory negotiations from 1945 to today, revealing how perpetrator and bystander communities used artistic exchange to navigate their wartime roles and responsibilities.Readers will gain critical insights into the understudied dialogical processes between German and Polish communities in constructing Holocaust memory. By tracing the emergence, circulation, and instrumentalization of Polish “naive art” across East, West, and reunited Germany, this volume reveals how artistic transactions became vehicles for negotiating perpetrator, victim, and witness identities, demonstrating how consumption patterns shaped collective memory in both nations.This book is intended for scholars and advanced students in Holocaust studies, memory studies, art history, German studies, and Eastern European history. It will appeal to researchers examining perpetrator-bystander dynamics and transnational memory formation, as well as museum professionals and curators working with Holocaust material culture.
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Erica Lehrer is a sociocultural anthropologist and curator. She is Professor in the History Department at Concordia University, Montreal, Canada, and the Founding Director of its Curating and Public Scholarship Lab (CaPSL). Her current research areas include museum, heritage, memory, and material culture studies, Jewish-Polish relations, and decolonial museology in East-Central Europe.Roma Sendyka is a cultural anthropologist and memory studies scholar. She teaches in the Anthropology of Literature and Cultural Studies department at the Faculty of Polish Studies at the Jagiellonian University, Kraków, Poland. She is Professor, co-founder and first director of the Research Center for Memory Cultures. She specializes in criticism and theory, Holocaust studies, and memory studies. Her focus is on relations between behaviours, sites, images and memory, and she is currently working on a project on “non-sites of memory” in Central and Eastern Europe and bystanding to the Holocaust in Poland.

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