Friction, Fragmentation, and Diversity

Kirsti Salmi-Niklander, PhD, University of Helsinki Sofia Laine, PhD, South-Eastern Finland University of Applied Sciences Päivi Salmesvuori, ThD, University of Helsinki Ulla Savolainen, PhD, University of Helsinki Riikka Taavetti, PhD, University of Helsinki

Acknowledgements
Approaching Localized Politics of European Memories (Kirsti Salmi-Niklander, Ulla Savolainen, Riikka Taavetti, Sofia Laine , and Päivi Salmesvuori)

I Politicized Memories and Pasts
1 Mitigating the Difficult Past? On the Politics of Renaming the Estonian Museum of Occupations (Kirsti Jõesalu and Ene Kõresaar)
2 Remembering the ’68 Movement in Germany: A Left Counter-Memory? (Priska Daphi and Jens Zimmermann)
3 Queering Victimhood: Soviet Legacies and Queer Pasts in and around Jaanus Samma’s “NSFW. A Chairman’s Tale” (Riikka Taavetti)
4 Social Memories of Transformative Events in Post-Communist Latvia: Ethnic and Generational Dimensions (Laura Ardava-Abolina and Jurijs Nikisins)
5 Ishans and Murids before, in and after the Gulag: Strategies of Adaptation to the 1948 Repressions in the Perm Region (Gulsina Selyaninova)

II Friction and Diversity
6 Between Closure and Redemption: Internment Memory and the Reception of the Compensation Law (Ulla Savolainen)
7 Imprisonment Trauma in the Period of the Stalinist Repressions (Anna Koldushko)
8 Fragmented Construction of Cultural Memories in Turkey: How Women Acting in Civil Society Perceive the Kurdish Issue (Serpil Açikalin Erkorkmaz and Dilek Karal)
9 Survival Strategies Constructed through Material Aspects of Everyday Life in Postwar Soviet Society (Anastasia Kucheva)
10 Living Together: Memory Diversity in Latvia (Zane Radzobe and Didzis Berzins)

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