Identity on the Line

Online publication

Here you may find articles about the working processes in all seven museums, including a toolkit summing up best-practice advice.

“Secrets are always more dangerous than stories” Or: How to shed light on the hidden?

Kathrin Pabst, PhD, project leader

“Keep it quiet! Family secrets in the aftermath of WWII” Long-term consequences of WWII in Norway, and its repercussions within some families.

Kathrin Pabst, PhD, Norway

Among Greenlanders in Denmark

By Søren La Cour Jensen, MA and Ivalo Katrine Birthe Foget Olsvig, MA, Denmark

How to curate and build an exhibition involving sensitive personal stories

Elina Nygård, Sweden

‘Esuli e Rimasti’- Building Dialogue in a Divided Community

Orietta Moscarda, PhD, Tamara Nikolić Đerić, PhD, Croatia

“Healing Soul Wounds: Women during the War”

Neringa Latvytė, PhD candidate, Lithuania

Up YU GO! Stories of Identities on the Line: A Slovene Case Study

Corinne Brenko, MA and Urška Purg, Slovenia

“We Met in Słupsk” – Settlers’ Stories

Dorota (Ciecholewska) Hanowska, Polonia

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