Политика памяти на Балканах: бывшие югославские республики в поисках идентичности

Болдин, В.А.

Автор: Болдин В.А.
Журнал: RussianStudiesHu
Номер: 2
Год издания: 2022
Издательство: Фонд за развитиe русского языка и культуры
Местоположение издательства: Будапешт, Венгрия
Первая страница: 23
Последняя страница: 36
DOI: 10.38210/RUSTUDH.2022.4.12
Аннотация: More than twenty years have passed since the state of Yugoslavia ceased to exist and seven new state formations were gradually formed on its ruins – Bosnia and Herzegovina, North Macedonia, Serbia, Slovenia, Croatia, Montenegro and Kosovo. Each of them has tried to build their own memory politics and national identity, opposing themselves to the onceunited socialist state. Nevertheless, (post) Yugoslav memory has not disappeared from the social and political discourse of the former Soviet republics, remaining to exist as a “memory knot” and surpass the borders of the (post) Yugoslav states. One of the key features of the memory politics in all the former Yugoslav republics was the denial of the communist past and the core political myth underlying Yugoslavia’s identity – the myth of World War II. Revisionist politics and “memory wars” made it possible for some time to dull the pain of the recent collective trauma of the 1990s. In the long term, however, memory politics like these will stand in the way of the achievement of consensus and harmony in society, generating instead a new surge of nationalism and an escalation of social conflict.
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