Mediated Partisan Memory

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter 1
2. Contents 5
3. List of Abbreviations 9
4. Introduction 11
5. Challenging Historical Narratives
6. Other Freedom 25
7. Revolutionary Syncretism 43
8. Women at War 53
9. Remembering the Partisans in Serbia and the Post-Yugoslav Space 65
10. How to Build an Antifascist Museum 75
11. Female Jewish-Yugoslav Resistance in the Transnational Culture of Remembrance 91
12. Press, Periodicals & Graphic Arts
13. Women’s Partisan Press 105
14. Postwar Representations of Carinthian/Slovene Women Partisans 119
15. Be Like Anka! 131
16. How did Artists Picture the Child of Socialism? 139
17. Theatre, Music & Performance
18. Protest and Womenʼs Anthem during the Fascist Occupation of Yugoslavia 151
19. On Singing, Salt, and Tears 161
20. Singing Partisanship on Screen 169
21. Between Combat, Party Judgement and Art 181
22. Visual Media, Public Space & Museums
23. Haunting Antifascist Resistance 193
24. Fighter and Pietà 203
25. Gender Dynamics in Memorialisation 215
26. Aesthetics of Remembering WWII Womenʼs Agency in a Port City 227
27. Tradition and Revolution Reframed 237
28. Visual Arts & Film
29. Kvir Oficir 247
30. Partisan Memory and Yugonostalgia 259
31. Mediated Partisan Memory 269
32. The Womenʼs Weapons 279
33. Literature & Memoirs
34. Female Characters in (Memorial) Literature about the Partisan Resistance in Carinthia 291
35. “The angel of history will have flown over me.” 307
36. The Quiet Comrade 319
37. Becoming a Partisan in the Short Stories by Milka Žicina and Nadežda Ilić Tutunović 333
38. How to Fit Partisan Struggle into Literature? 349
39. “Wonderfully brave, conscientious, loyal and confident” 361
40. Literature–Revolution–Gender 371
41. Appendix
42. Contributors 383