Exhibitions on Soviet Repressions at the Moscow NGO Memorial (2011–2021): Transforming Family Memory into Cultural Memory

IF 1.9 2区社会学 Q2 POLITICAL SCIENCE

Problems of Post-Communism Pub Date : 2022-07-18 DOI:10.1080/10758216.2022.2090380

Sofia Tchouikina

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Abstract

ABSTRACT The article analyzes the curation of the history of Soviet repressions at the temporary exhibitions organized by the International Memorial NGO in Moscow from 2011 to 2021. Compared with other Russian museums, Memorial relies mainly on family archives and family memories. The repressions are treated as a collective experience that affected not only victims, those executed or imprisoned, but also their relatives and descendants. Seen from this perspective, the carceral past is directly linked to today’s population. The article explores the various ways in which Memorial draws on families’ memories of repression to create a museum statement.

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莫斯科非政府组织纪念馆苏联镇压展览（2011-2021）：将家庭记忆转化为文化记忆

摘要本文分析了2011年至2021年国际纪念非政府组织在莫斯科举办的临时展览对苏联镇压历史的策划。与俄罗斯其他博物馆相比，纪念馆主要依靠家庭档案和家庭记忆。镇压被视为一种集体经历，不仅影响到被处决或监禁的受害者，也影响到他们的亲属和后代。从这个角度来看，过去的尸体与今天的人口有着直接的联系。这篇文章探讨了纪念馆利用家庭对镇压的记忆来创建博物馆声明的各种方式。

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Problems of Post-Communism POLITICAL SCIENCE-

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