În decembrie 2012 a apărut nr. 17 al revistei „Martor”, având ca tematică
Everyday life during communism. History,
memory, oblivion / La vie quotidienne pendant le communisme. Histoire, mémoire,
oubli.
Pentru cei
interesați redau mai jos cuprinsul.
Mihai Gheorghiu -
Surviving communism. Escape from underground
Claudia
Florentina Dobre - Repression and Resistance. Women Remembering their Daily
Life in Romanian Communist Prisons
Maria Mateoniu - Public
and the Private in Communist Romania: The Retrospective of a Dynamic Dichotomy
Twenty Years after the Demise of the Communist Regime
Petru Negură - Studium
post negotium. La première génération d’étudiants de Bessarabie (République de
Moldavie) en Roumanie (1990-1991) : redéfinitions identitaires, stratégies de
survie, tentatives de profit
Ana Pascu - Les
relations interethniques pendant la période 1945 – 1990 à Alţâna (département
de Sibiu). Etude de cas
Laura Jerca - The
Beginnings of the Repression against the German Minority in Romania:
A Case Study of Transylvanian Saxon Communities, 1945-1949.
A Case Study of Transylvanian Saxon Communities, 1945-1949.
Everyday
Propaganda. Images from the Archive of the Romanian Peasant Museum (selection by
Simina Bădică)
Adriana Speteanu
- The Restructuring of Free Time in the Communist Romania of the 1980s. The
Case of the 23 August Works
Annemarie
Sorescu-Marinković - The World through the TV Screen. Everyday Life under
Communism at the Western Romanian Border
Sanda Golopentia
- Daily lives in Bucharest 1946–1950
Zoltán Rostás - The
Parallel Bucharest of the 1980s. The Memoirs of a Memoirs’ Keeper
Mirel-Eleodor
Bănică- The Relevance of Memory and the Role of the Witness. A Case Study
Mirela Florian - Autoportrait
d’un héros
Informații preluate de pe site-ul Muzeului Țăranului Român.
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