Today’s Israelis and the Shoah or the Role of the “Third Generation” in the Development of New Memory Practices
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Guila Sylvie Nakache, « Today’s Israelis and the Shoah or the Role of the “Third Generation” in the Development of New Memory Practices », Bulletin du Centre de recherche français à Jérusalem, ID : 10670/1.7wrrnq
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While looking into general issues of contemporary historical memory, Pierre Nora brought to light a new object of history: the “place of memory,” to which he grants the faculty of generating “another history”. In his 1992 article, “The age of commemoration,” Pierre Nora reflects on “the strange fate of these places of memory: by their approach, their method, their very name, they sought to be a kind of counter-commemorative history, but commemoration has caught up with them”. These “places of...