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Povijest okoliša, Goli Otok - ljudsko djelovanje i fauna (Sažetak) [PDF]
, 2014 Milica Prokić
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Saznanje, 2022
U radu se analiziraju svjedočenja Huseina Karabega i Božidara Vulovića na osnovu urađenihintervjua sa navedenim preživjelim logorašima političkog logora Goli otok.
Emina Đelilović-Kevrić
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U radu se analiziraju svjedočenja Huseina Karabega i Božidara Vulovića na osnovu urađenihintervjua sa navedenim preživjelim logorašima političkog logora Goli otok.
Emina Đelilović-Kevrić
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Lipar, 2022
In this paper, we have analysed the authentic testimony of Goli otok prisoner Smilja Filipčev. We interviewed Smilja during multiple encounters from 2011 to 2013. Our second source for this paper was her short book Open Door to Life.
Gordana Zalad
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In this paper, we have analysed the authentic testimony of Goli otok prisoner Smilja Filipčev. We interviewed Smilja during multiple encounters from 2011 to 2013. Our second source for this paper was her short book Open Door to Life.
Gordana Zalad
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Lipar, 2022
In this paper, we consider the phenomenon of fictionalization of the theme of the Goli otok in novels (mostly written by women), as a kind of collective and ideological trauma, which has been a taboo topic in socialist Yugoslavia for more than 40th years.
Slavica Garonja Radovanac
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In this paper, we consider the phenomenon of fictionalization of the theme of the Goli otok in novels (mostly written by women), as a kind of collective and ideological trauma, which has been a taboo topic in socialist Yugoslavia for more than 40th years.
Slavica Garonja Radovanac
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Kwartalnik neofilologiczny
The largest facility in a network of prisons and labour camps established in Yugoslavia after the Cominform Resolution of 1948, Goli otok has inspired a vast corpus of prose texts, mostly composed by former inmates and published several decades after the
Dunja Dušanić
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The largest facility in a network of prisons and labour camps established in Yugoslavia after the Cominform Resolution of 1948, Goli otok has inspired a vast corpus of prose texts, mostly composed by former inmates and published several decades after the
Dunja Dušanić
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Slavic Review: Interdisciplinary Quarterly of Russian, Eurasian, and East European Studies
This article examines Yugoslav women's transnational memories of state terror in two autobiographical texts bearing witness to the Holocaust and corrective labor camps on Goli otok and Sveti Grgur: Ženi Lebl's White Violets (1990) and Eva Israel Grlić's ...
McKenna Marko
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This article examines Yugoslav women's transnational memories of state terror in two autobiographical texts bearing witness to the Holocaust and corrective labor camps on Goli otok and Sveti Grgur: Ženi Lebl's White Violets (1990) and Eva Israel Grlić's ...
McKenna Marko
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East European Politics and Societies
This article investigates how two Communist forced labour camps, Belene in Bulgaria and Goli Otok in Croatia, became sites of memory and remain icons of political repression and state-organized torture.
Daniela Koleva, Tea Sindbæk Andersen
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This article investigates how two Communist forced labour camps, Belene in Bulgaria and Goli Otok in Croatia, became sites of memory and remain icons of political repression and state-organized torture.
Daniela Koleva, Tea Sindbæk Andersen
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Narodna Umjetnost
This article examines the case of Ženi Lebl (1927–2009), a Yugoslav Jew, communist activist, Holocaust survivor, and prisoner of the Goli Otok camp for political opponents of the Yugoslav Communist regime; Lebl emigrated to Israel in 1954.
Katarzyna Taczyńska
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This article examines the case of Ženi Lebl (1927–2009), a Yugoslav Jew, communist activist, Holocaust survivor, and prisoner of the Goli Otok camp for political opponents of the Yugoslav Communist regime; Lebl emigrated to Israel in 1954.
Katarzyna Taczyńska
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THE HOLOCAUST, INVESTIGATIVE DISCOURSE AND BARE LIFE – TRAUMA AND MEMORY
УзданицаThe work will primarily explore the position and status of the Jews in the post-war Yugoslavia, especially in relation to the momentous year of 1948, which represents the final split between Tito and Stalin, the fact that caused some radical changes in ...
Katarina S. Lazić
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INFORMBIROVSKA KRIZA, IDENTITET I TRAUMA U ROMANU „POMRAČENJA“ MAGDE SIMIN
Nasledje KragujevacIn this paper, I discuss Magda Simin’s 1 972 novel Pomračenja, which introduces a taboo topic of the Cominform period and Goli Otok prison. The novel represents Silvija, a woman who refuses to renounce her husband, arrested as ibeovac. She returns to her
Sonja V. Veselinović
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