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Esta investigación se propone analizar las representaciones de los acontecimientos generados por el terrorismo de Estado de la última Dictadura Militar (1976-1983). Toma como caso de estudio las representaciones en museos memoriales donde las prácticas artísticas activan las narrativas de la memoria social sobre el pasado reciente. Se considera que esas representaciones aportan a los reclamos contemporáneos de verdad, justicia y reparación, insertas en espacios que actúan como lugares de memoria consagrados al recuerdo de las víctimas, y a su transmisión intergeneracional. El caso específico a estudiar es el Museo de la Memoria de la ciudad de Rosario, provincia de Santa Fe. ; This research intends to analyze the representations of the extreme events generated by State Terrorism of the last Military Dictatorship (1976-1983). It takes the representations in memorial museums where artistic practices activate the narratives of social memory about the recent past as a case study. It is considered that these representations contribute to the contemporary claims of truth, justice and reparation, inserted in spaces that act as places of memory dedicated to the memory of the victims, and to their intergenerational transmission. The specific case to be studied is the Museum of Memory of the city of Rosario, province of Santa Fe. ; Facultad de Bellas Artes

The Netherland-America Foundation, an organization composed of Americans of Dutch descent, of Hollanders residing in the United States, and of all those interested in furthering friendship between this country and the Netherlands, has announced the initiation of a Grotius Memorial Fund for the purpose of presenting a memorial window to the Nieuwe Kerk at Delft, Holland, where Grotius lies buried. The presentation will take place in 1925 in commemoration of the three hundredth anniversary of the publication of the De Jure Belli ac Pads by the "Father of International Law." The suggestion has received the approval of the Dutch Government and is endorsed by Chief Justice Taft and other persons prominent in the American legal profession.

This column publishes every Sunday through Thursday around noon U.S. Central Time (maybe even after sundown on busy days, or maybe before noon if things work out, or even sometimes on the weekend if there's big news) except whenever a significant national holiday falls on the Monday through Friday associated with the otherwise-usual publication on the previous day (unless it is Thanksgiving Day, Independence Day, Christmas, or New Year's Day when it is the day on which the holiday is observed by the U.S. government). In my opinion, in addition to these are also Easter Sunday, Memorial Day and Veterans' Day.With Monday, May 27 being Memorial Day, I invite you to explore this link. 

This column publishes every Sunday through Thursday around noon U.S. Central Time (maybe even after sundown on busy days, or maybe before noon if things work out, or even sometimes on the weekend if there's big news) except whenever a significant national holiday falls on the Monday through Friday associated with the otherwise-usual publication on the previous day (unless it is Thanksgiving Day, Independence Day, Christmas, or New Year's Day when it is the day on which the holiday is observed by the U.S. government). In my opinion, in addition to these are also Easter Sunday, Memorial Day and Veterans' Day.With Monday, May 29 being Memorial Day, I invite you to explore this link.

Focusing on the case of the Leistikowstraße Memorial Museum in Potsdam, which commemorates victims of Soviet occupation after 1945, this article seeks to understand how conflicts can arise over such institutions, paying attention to the politicization of memory, the professional discourse of historians and museum practitioners, the demands of victims, and institutional factors. It examines the context of the development of this memorial museum in order to understand the decisions that determined the particular ways in which the past is presented at this site.