2016
DOI: 10.30752/nj.67608
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Gestaltningen och etablering av Förintelseminnet i Sverige

Abstract: • Artikeln handlar om de monumenten över Förintelsens offer som restes i Sverige mellan 1949 och 1998 och kompletterar och till viss del korrigerar bilden av hur minnet av Förintelsen har vuxit fram i Sverige. Medan vissa menar att Förintelsen inte uppmärksammades alls i Sverige förrän på 1980-talet, visar artikeln att minnesmonument faktiskt restes både direkt efter kriget och under de följande decennierna. Om vi frigör oss från dagens förståelse av Förintelsen och den nu etablerade vokabulären kan vi ta till… Show more

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“…Once realized, these public manifestations take on an authority that has the potential to impact audiences. 69 This can be an opportunity, but also a risk, as in Hrdlicka's case: his public work continues to transport a message out of tune with the established cultural memory, reshaped due to new historical insights. The sophisticated audience may read Hrdlicka's work as a materialized manifestation of a cultural memory in transformation, of an incipient phase in Austria's reappraisal of the Nazi past.…”
Section: Filling the Gap: The Missing Imagementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Once realized, these public manifestations take on an authority that has the potential to impact audiences. 69 This can be an opportunity, but also a risk, as in Hrdlicka's case: his public work continues to transport a message out of tune with the established cultural memory, reshaped due to new historical insights. The sophisticated audience may read Hrdlicka's work as a materialized manifestation of a cultural memory in transformation, of an incipient phase in Austria's reappraisal of the Nazi past.…”
Section: Filling the Gap: The Missing Imagementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Before she came to Öreryd, Halina Czajkowska, an 18-year-old Polish former political prisoner of Auschwitz-Birkenau and Bergen-Belsen, had spent eight weeks in hospital quarantine in the city of Gothenburg, only to return to hospital soon after her release when it was discovered she was suffering from pericarditis (Robinson 2020: 151-6), a cardiac condition which afflicted many who were imprisoned in Nazi concentration camps (Aroneanu 1996: 70). Other survivors did not long survive their rescue, as evidenced by the many graves of the Nazis' victims which can be found to this day in cemeteries throughout Sweden, including in Öreryd (Martínez 2019;Schult 2016;Thor Tureby 2008: 200-2;Wikander 2006). Those well enough were eventually assigned to one of the hundreds of sites around Swedenincluding schools, sports centres and even private villas -established to accommodate them until they were well enough to return to their own countries or migrate elsewhere (Uggla 1997: 206-9).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%