Telling Stories about the Past in Poland

Patrycja Dołowy, Polish photographer, multimedia artist and playwright, talks with Andrea Pető.  They discuss topics such as what it means to be a memory activist in Poland; how women’s memories and femininity are woven into artistic projects; and why stories matter.

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Series: 
World War II / Második világháború
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Type of Podcast: 
Discussion
Creators: 
Andrea Pető
Guests: 
Patrycja Dołowy
Places: 
Poland
Warsaw (Poland)
Chronological periods: 
Second World War, 1938-1945
Topics: 
Memory activism
Disciplines: 
History
Oral History
Unit: 
Department of Gender Studies

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