2025/1(40)

Contents

USE OF HERITAGE

Krasnova I.

Application of the term ‘school’ to the icon painting of Slobozhanshchyna

Filin P.

On the creation of a map of Russian heritage sites of the Spitsbergen archipelago: Statement of the question

HISTORICAL RESEARCH

Naumov Yu.

Question of pioneering in the history of development of the Arctic

Gracheva M., Galkina A.

Making clay dishes in Lyskovo
in the second half of the 19th –
20th centuries

Chentsov A.

Ensuring passport regime in the Kaliningrad region in 1946–1949

HERITAGE
PRESERVATION PROBLEMS

Rybak K.

Problems of investment
and legalization of archaeological collections

Valkova I.

Problems of using ready-made solutions for cleaning furniture surfaces

APPLIED RESEARCH

Khilko N., Gorelova Yu.

Aesthetic and sociocultural basis
of the typology of park spaces
in the imaginative tourist attractiveness of territories
as a factor of cultural sovereignty

Ippolitov S.

MUSEOLOGY

Korneeva A.

Russian writers museums in the CIS countries: to problem statement

Chuvilkina Yu.

Mikhail Pavlovich Kroshitsky: museum, painting and war

Publ. 10/03/2025

Archives

Samover N.

‘Difficult’ heritage as the World Heritage: Russia in the context of international experience

Abstract. The article is devoted to the concept of 'difficult', or 'traumatic' heritage as immovable cultural heritage (based on the methodology of trauma stadies) and the analysis of the practice of the UNESCO World Heritage Committee on the inclusion of such objects on the World Heritage List. The author states that there are already enough opportunities for the full integration of the traumatic heritage into the World. In particular, the initiative is considered to include in the World Heritage List a number of Russian sites related to the history of Soviet totalitarianism: the Canal imeni Moskvy, the Levashov Memorial Cemetery, the Butovo Test Site and the 'Perm-36' Museum.

Key words: UNESCO, World cultural heritage, difficult heritage, traumatic heritage, trauma stadies, totalitarianism, historical memory

Samover Natalia Vladimirovna,
curator,
Sakharov Center (Moscow),
e-mail: natalia.samover@gmail.com

Published: The Heritage Institute Journal, 2018/3(14)

URL: http://nasledie-journal.ru/en/journals/248.html

Founder

Likhachev Russian Research
Institute for Cultural
and Natural Heritage

Publisher

Likhachev Russian Research
Institute for Cultural
and Natural Heritage

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Frequency

4 issues per year

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