An honest conversation in history. Maria Makarova
Historian, anthropologist, and graduate of the School of Civic Education, Maria Makarova
0:00 What is this episode about?
1:51 Chapter I. What do we call an "inconvenient past?"
2:07 Why is the Polish experience important for Russians?
5:30 Poles and Jews. How have their relations changed?
9:50 Is the Polish-Jewish past no longer "inconvenient"?
12:48 Chapter II. How can we reclaim the right to remember?
13:03 How are Poles revealing the past to modern schoolchildren?
16:40 The history of Polish archives
20:39 Jewish public courts and oral history
24:15 The space of silence about war
27:22 Chapter III. "Humanity is hopeless enough"
28:02 "War is blood, guts, and suffering"
29:26 Chapter IV. On the Privatization of History and the Cult of Victory
30:16 How to Remember? Russian Practices
32:22 On the Value of Family Memory
33:34 "Until the Archives Are Opened, We Know Nothing"
36:40 Chapter V. "Memory Is Impossible Without Knowledge"
37:04 The Soviet Union and Modern Russia. Does the Mythologization of History Continue?
42:00 Telling the Truth About Your Country's History Is the First Step to Change
An Honest Conversation in History
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