Kaja Sirok

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Kaja Širok (* 1975 ) is a Slovenian historian and director of the National Museum of Contemporary History in Ljubljana . She is a member of the Scientific Advisory Board for the House of European History in Brussels.

After studying at the University of Ljubljana , she completed her doctorate in 2009 at the University of Nova Gorica with Oto Luthar . Her dissertation concerns the controversial Slovenian-Italian border area around the city of Gorizia , from which the later Nova Gorica was separated in 1947 .

The National Museum of Contemporary History (since 2003) emerged from the Museum of National Liberation (since 1948/55).

Fonts

  • Kolektivni spomin in kolektivna pozaba v obmejnem prostoru. Spomini na Gorico 1945–47 (= Forgetting or remembering on the italo – slovene border. The contested memories of Gorizia 1943–1947), Dissertation Nova Gorica 2009 online with an English abstract, PDF file
  • with Susanne Schilling: Integrating multicultural Europe: Museums as Social Arenas, Vienna 2016 ISBN 978-3-902796-39-4
  • Reinterpreting and Transforming 'Red' Museums in Yugoslavia, Museum International, Vol. 70, Issue 3-4 (2018), pp. 26–37 onlinelibrary.wiley

Exhibitions

  • Začasna meja: življenje in hrepenenje v coni A: (1945–1947) - Temporary border. Living and Longing in Zone A (1945–1947), September 2017 - May 2018 (Catalog 2017)
  • Renewal of the former Yugoslav pavilion in the Auschwitz concentration camp memorial

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Conference in Skopje 2013