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Articles by Tatiana Vagramenko
When does the “Soviet” end? Archival activism and collaborative anthropology in wartime Ukraine
ABSTRACT This study explores the impact of war in Ukraine on religious minority communities and their archives, shedding light on their vulnerability and newfound agency amidst Russia’s military aggression. The archives spotlighted by this research were either relocated, smuggled, destroyed, stolen, or, conversely, opened after several decades of being concealed from outsiders’ eyes.
La guerra santa del Russkiymir: Religión y guerra en Ucrania.
Vagramenko , Tatiana [1] ; Arqueros Fernández , Francisco [2] [1] University College Cork [2] Universidad de Almería Localización: Política y sociedad, ISSN 1130-8001, ISSN-e 1988-3129, Vol.
No Saint: Jozef Tiso and the Holocaust in Slovakia
There are two schools of thought about the life of Joseph Tiso. The first, and by far the most prevalent, holds with the outcome of the trial that convicted and executed him: that Tiso was complicit in the genocide of Jews in Slovakia. The second school of thought is that the trial actually martyred one of the strongest defenders of the Slovak nation and a secret protector of Jews against the Nazis.
Transmitting Memory of Stalin’s Repressions to Russia’s Next Generation
Transmitting Memory of Stalin’s Repressions to Russia’s Next Generation In a bid to solidify its hold on historical memory, the Kremlin is pushing the history of Soviet political repressions further and further to the margins. The result: nearly half of young Russians today say they never heard of Stalin’s repressions. Meanwhile, Gulag survivors are still around—in some cases, still fighting for their right to return home.
Italy, a Suddenly Distant Relative
Italy, a Suddenly Distant Relative The rapid transmission of Covid-19 has prompted nations around the globe to adopt measures to reduce rates of infection, including travel bans. But for Argentina and Uruguay, abruptly separating from one of the world’s coronavirus hotspots, Italy, has involved much more than canceling a few transatlantic flights. Given the long history of Italian migration to South America, severing this connection presents economic uncertainty and disrupts deep cultural bonds.
New Sources for the Study of Cold War India
Ideas of India is a newly launched database that makes a broad swathe of historical Indian periodicals accessible. The site currently houses 255 periodicals with 315,000 entries. After March 2020, the site will be updated to include 365 periodicals with some 350,000 entries. The database indicates that the periodicals were published between 1837 and 1947, although some continued even after India acquired independence in 1947. Most of these periodicals are now defunct, but the archive thrives.
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