Memoria Holocaustului şi Memoria Gulagului / Memory of the Holocaust and the Memory of the Gulag

Luni, 28 noiembrie 2011, între orele 14.30 şi 17.30, IICCMER şi Colegiul Noua Europă organizează atelierul ştiinţific franco-român "Memoria Holocaustului şi Memoria Gulagului" (la sediul NEC: Str Plantelor no. 21, Bucuresti).

Workshopul va dezbate evoluţia reprezentărilor colective asupra crimelor nazismului şi ale comunismului. Cum ne amintim de cele două totalitarisme ale secolului XX? Cum se construiesc aceste memorii şi care este raportul dintre ele? Ce factori au influenţat evoluţia lor de-a lungul timpului?

Participă: Alain Blum, Centre d'études des mondes russe, caucasien et centre‐européen, EHESS; Raluca Grosescu, IICCMER; Anca
Oroveanu, NEC; Damiana Oţoiu, IICCMER; Stanislas Pierret, Ambasada Franţei în Romania; Alina Pavelescu, Arhivele Naţionale Române; Liviu Rotman; SNSPA; Ioan Stanomir, IICCMER; Jean-Charles Szurek, Institut des sciences sociales du politique, CNRS; Florin Ţurcanu, Facultatea de Ştiinţe Politice, Universitatea Bucureşti.

Evenimentul este organizat în parteneriat cu : Institut des sciences sociales du politique, CNRS; Facultea de Ştiinţe Politice,
Universitatea Bucureşti; CeFReS, Centre français de recherche en sciences sociales. Proiectul atelierelor ştiinţifice franco-române este susţinut de Ambasada Franţei în România.

Programul poate fi consultat aici.

Va rugam sa confirmati prezenta dvs cel mai tarziu pe data de 26 noiembrie 2011, la adresa damiana.otoiu@fspub.unibuc.ro.


The Institute for the Investigation of Communist Crimes and the Memory of the Romanian Exile (IICCMRE) and New Europe College (NEC) organise a French-Romanian scientific workshop on the theme of the “Memory of the Holocaust and the Memory of the Gulag”.

The workshop’s aim is that of debating and analysing the evolution of the collective representations of the crimes of Nazism and of Communism. How are the two totalitarian regimes of the 20th century remembered? How have these collective memories been constructed? What possible connections and comparisons can be drawn between them? Which are the factors having influenced their evolution across time?

The event is organised in collaboration with Institut des sciences sociales du politique, CNRS, Political Science Department, University of Bucharest, and CeFReS, Centre français de recherche en sciences sociales. The project of the French-Romanian workshops benefits from the support of the Embassy of France in Romania.

Date: Monday, 28 November 2011
Time: 2.30-5.30 pm
Venue: New Europe College, 21 Plantelor Street, Bucharest

The program is available here.

Speakers: Alain Blum, Centre d'études des mondes russe, caucasien et centre‐européen, EHESS, Raluca Grosescu, IICCMRE; Anca Oroveanu, NEC; Damiana Oţoiu, IICCMRE; Stanislas Pierret, Embassy of France in Romania; Alina Pavelescu, National Archives of Romania; Liviu Rotman, SNSPA; Ioan Stanomir, IICCMRE; Jean-Charles Szurek, Institut des sciences sociales du politique, CNRS; Florin Ţurcanu, Political Science Department, University of Bucharest.

Participants are kindly asked to confirm their attendance until 26 November 2011, at: damiana.otoiu@fspub.unibuc.ro.