Monica Ciobanu

Repression, Resistance and Collaboration in Stalinist Romania 1944-1964 (eBook, PDF)

Post-communist Remembering

• Format: PDF

Produktbeschreibung

This book examines how the process of remembering Stalinist repression in Romania has shifted from individual and group representations of lived and witnessed experiences characteristic of the 1990s to more recent and state sponsored expressions of historical remembrance.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Taylor & Francis eBooks
• Seitenzahl: 242
• Erscheinungstermin: 14. Oktober 2020
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781351612791
• Artikelnr.: 60038648

Autorenporträt

Monica Ciobanu holds a PhD in sociology from the Graduate Faculty of the New School for Social Research and is Professor in the Department of Criminal Justice at Plattsburgh State University of New York, USA.

Inhaltsangabe

Introduction 1. Repression and Victimization 2. The Pite¿ti Project:
Testimonies of Remembering 3. Vernacular and Politicized Representations of
the Armed Resistance 4. Perpetrators: Indifference, Denial and Delayed
Justice 5. Different Voices: The Experiences of Women and Their
Representations of Repression and Resistance 6. The Past in the Present
Tense: The Case of the National Peasant Christian-Democratic Party and its
Leader Corneliu Coposu Concluding Remarks

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Introduction 1. Repression and Victimization 2. The Pitesti Project: Testimonies of Remembering 3. Vernacular and Politicized Representations of the Armed Resistance 4. Perpetrators: Indifference, Denial and Delayed Justice 5. Different Voices: The Experiences of Women and Their Representations of Repression and Resistance 6. The Past in the Present Tense: The Case of the National Peasant Christian-Democratic Party and its Leader Corneliu Coposu Concluding Remarks

Rezensionen

'This study makes a significant contribution to post-communist and memory studies by enhancing the comparative dimension that can be brought to these subjects. As such, the book has interdisciplinary and international appeal at the level of university undergraduates and postgraduates in the fields of history and social sciences. At the same time, Dr Ciobanu performs a civic duty, one which will help to dispel the mists of distortion which hover in the minds of many over the Communist past of Romania.' - Dennis Deletant, Emeritus Professor, University College London, UK

'Based on an astonishing variety of sources, the author skilfully weaves together the insights of both memory studies and transitional justice research to provide a fascinating account of Romania's protracted struggles to come to terms with its painful history. I highly recommend this to everyone interested in the politics of memory and identity in Central and Eastern Europe today.' - Eva-Clarita Pettai, Imre Kertész Kolleg, Friedrich-Schiller-University Jena, Germany

'Ciobanu's book poses difficult questions about a haunting past. The answers she provides are just as disturbing as the questions themselves - and this is the greatest merit of this work. As such, Ciobanu's monograph constitutes a morally uneasy reading that refuses the hasty gesture of condemning the past without comprehending its complex intricacies and moral ambiguities. It is, at the same time, a theoretically reflexive and analytically lucid approach that sets the ground for a contextualized understanding of a troubled and still troubling past.' - Mihai S. Rusu

' ... makes an important contribution to our understanding of the processes of memory making in post-communist Romania by focusing on several agents of memory and demonstrating how a master narrative is imposed. Moreover, the book represents a valuable resource for the scholars of the memory of communism in Eastern Europe as well as for those interested in the role-played by civil society actors in the making of memory discourses.' - Caterina Preda, Memory Studies