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“Repression Has Many Faces”

EUSTORY Shortfilms 2010

„Nobody has the intention of building a wall“. Neither did the repressive systems of former Eastern bloc have the intention of restricting civil rights, but they did. The short film “Falling Shadows”, made by students from 15 European countries in the context of the EUSTORY Youth Academy 2010 in Berlin, shows scenes of everyday life behind the Iron Curtain. All four films have been produced during the academy’s media workshop and deal with the topic of repression in totalitarian systems - just like the film “Repression Has Many Faces”or “Damaged Rolls”, which deals with the quetsion: How would a seminar of political education would have looked like if it was under the control of a totalitarian state? The short movie “Two Sides Of One Story” gives an example of news reporting in two countries, one with suppressed media and one with a free press.

EUSTORY Academies in 2010

27 August - 03 September in Berlin / Germany

“Damaged Souls – Youth and repression in socialistic systems”

Financed by: Koerber Foundation, Germany

In cooperation with: wannseeFORUM, Berlin

These posters arose during the Youth Academy:

These posters were made by the participantes. They present their contributions

Belgium

Bo Aerts
"Looking for your Roots – Transition from school to working life" (PDF - 451KB)

Estonia

"Our common home Estonia"

Joosep Tiks
"Young people in the periphery and in the centre"

Elin Vaidre
"The Life of Cafeterias in Võru until 1940" (PDF - 197KB)

Finland

"Finns against Finns – traces of 1918 in our memories"
"Change in the 20th century"

Annielina Mehtatalo
"The civil war in Finland"

Antti Vanhoja
"The construction works of the Salpa line in Kylmälä 1940-41" (PDF - 430KB)

Germany

"Heroes. Adored – Misjudged – Forgotten."

Gerrit Hugendieck
"1945: Rheine- Ruhpolding and back" (PDF - 226KB)

Rebecca Reichenberg
"My Heroes- the Lüninks" (PDF - 168KB)

Anna Wandschneider
"The hidden portrait- no/a picturebook story" (PDF - 157KB)

Italy

"The change of society – the change of the world of communication"

Rosalba Castaldo
"Web 2.0: communicate by interacting"

Norway

"My family in the light of history"

Sofie Sisselsdatter Hamre
"Butterfly in Winterland"

Poland

"Stigma of World War II - fates and memory"

Piotr Ciecierski
"Live memories"

Klaudia Wróbel
"Memories that never die away" (PDF - 150KB)

Romania

"World of labor yesterday and nowadays: professions, lifestyles, represantation"

Bogdan Baciu
"The mysteries of the wood. The art of shaping" (PDF - 206KB)

Iulia Elena Bucur
"Work on a pedestal: a myth of totalitarian ideologies" (PDF - 221KB)

Ana-Maria Lungu
"The enchanted palace and the place where nothing ever happens" (PDF - 202KB)

Russia

"Man in History - Russia in the 20th Century"

Kermen Bakaeva

Tatyana Kozlova

Serbia

"Josip Broz Tito - Personal Experience"

Milana Kostic
"Josip Broz Tito's visits to the city of Zrenjanin"

Boris Grgurovic
"The greatest son of all Yugoslav nations and its nationalities "

Slovakia

"Migration of Slovak Citizen in the 20th century"

Jasmin Slovačková
"The migration of Slovak citizens in the 20th century and ist effect on the current migration policy"

Zuzana Andrejčáková
"Emigration in the eastern part of the Slovak Republik"

Slovenia

"Money"

Kristi Hodak
"Money= or ≠ Job" (PDF - 197KB)

Spain

"What did my grandparents do in the fifties?"

Carlos Garcia Salas

Ukraine

"1933. Hunger in Ukraine. History, Present, Future"
"Historical monuments: memories and worries"

Andriy Bihus
"The Holodomor Famine (1932-1933)" (PDF - 217KB)

Orest Franchuk
"Reconciliation over the graves" (PDF - 184KB)

Lyuda Stukalo
"The migration of Ukrainian people in 1944-47"

Wales

"My Heritage"

Sidi Bai
"The Morgan Family and Howell's School, Llandaff"

Emily Grace Robinson
"The Morgan Family and Howell's School, Llandaff"