The project comparatively analysis the Jewish art production after the Holocaust in Romania and Poland, focusing on how the traumatic historical experience was translated into a new aesthetic and a new cultural approach. The project looks at Polish literature and primary sources in Romania from 1944 to the 1960s, in a difficult political local context that affected Holocaust survivors and their common desire to create a memorial narrative of the decimation of the European Jewish community.

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