La cenere e la lacrima : per raccontare il massacro degli ebrei di Kiev
155-161 p.
Antonella Salomoni investigates the memory of the massacre of Kiev's Jews, which took place between the 29th30th of September 1941, and which was perpetrated by the Nazi occupying forces, supported by local Ukrainian collaborators. The official and public discourse during the Soviet era put the emphasis on the common heroic struggle of the Soviet people against the Nazi aggression, silencing or even negating the actual antiSemitic nature of the masskilling. The study provides a sophisticated examination of the artistic voices which took shape in the field of poetry, music and painting, and which undertook a struggle with Soviet authorities in order to remember those facts. Notwithstanding the great emotive and professional difficulties they had to suffer, these authors fought against the official efforts at removing – even physically – the traces and memory of the massacre. [Publisher's text].
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ISSN: 1972-5493
KEYWORDS
- Shoah, Memoria, Unione Sovietica, Ucraina
- Holocaust, Memory, Soviet Union, Ukraine