Somewhat unexpectedly for me, my text about how a ‘Death Tower’ of a Nazi concentration camp for Soviet POWs was transformed into a five-star hotel in Lviv, published a week ago at the ‘History Lessons’ portal, in English translation on the 'Memory at War' collective blog, and in Ukrainian at Polit.ua, prompted a broad response. I received a great many letters and comments, and these have shaped the theme of this essay: the problem of reflecting on sites of forgetting.
Showing posts with label forgetting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label forgetting. Show all posts
05 April 2011
21 March 2011
Historian Andriy Portnov on Sites of Forgetting in Lviv
Andriy Portnov reflects on the forgotten war-time history of a five-star hotel in central Lviv which once housed a Nazi concentration camp for Soviet POWs.
Image source: Wikipedia
Image source: Wikipedia
Labels:
forgetting,
Lviv,
urban landscapes,
World War II
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