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  1. New blog post: “History as a Weapon: Historical Revisionism as a Tool of Russian Psychological Aggression in Social Media” by Olesia Zvezdova.

    As a fellow at the #DHLab_IEG, Olesia investigated methods of psychological aggression in Russia's war against Ukraine. Get an inside look into her research through this contribution on the instrumentalization of collective memory of historical events in the war.

    dhlab.hypotheses.org/8489

    #LivArch #DigitalHumanities #Histodons

  2. New blog post: “History as a Weapon: Historical Revisionism as a Tool of Russian Psychological Aggression in Social Media” by Olesia Zvezdova.

    As a fellow at the #DHLab_IEG, Olesia investigated methods of psychological aggression in Russia's war against Ukraine. Get an inside look into her research through this contribution on the instrumentalization of collective memory of historical events in the war.

    dhlab.hypotheses.org/8489

    #LivArch #DigitalHumanities #Histodons

  3. New blog post: “History as a Weapon: Historical Revisionism as a Tool of Russian Psychological Aggression in Social Media” by Olesia Zvezdova.

    As a fellow at the #DHLab_IEG, Olesia investigated methods of psychological aggression in Russia's war against Ukraine. Get an inside look into her research through this contribution on the instrumentalization of collective memory of historical events in the war.

    dhlab.hypotheses.org/8489

    #LivArch #DigitalHumanities #Histodons

  4. New blog post: “History as a Weapon: Historical Revisionism as a Tool of Russian Psychological Aggression in Social Media” by Olesia Zvezdova.

    As a fellow at the #DHLab_IEG, Olesia investigated methods of psychological aggression in Russia's war against Ukraine. Get an inside look into her research through this contribution on the instrumentalization of collective memory of historical events in the war.

    dhlab.hypotheses.org/8489

    #LivArch #DigitalHumanities #Histodons

  5. New blog post: “History as a Weapon: Historical Revisionism as a Tool of Russian Psychological Aggression in Social Media” by Olesia Zvezdova.

    As a fellow at the #DHLab_IEG, Olesia investigated methods of psychological aggression in Russia's war against Ukraine. Get an inside look into her research through this contribution on the instrumentalization of collective memory of historical events in the war.

    dhlab.hypotheses.org/8489

    #LivArch #DigitalHumanities #Histodons

  6. New blog post!
    The war in Ukraine has made one thing clear: cities are not just battlegrounds; they are living archives of memory, identity and resilience. Read “Sites of Memory VS Cultural Heritage: Urban Violence in Collective Narratives of Odesa Residents in Wartime” by Iuliia Iashchenko.

    dhlab.hypotheses.org/8406

    #DHLab_IEG #LivArch

  7. New blog post!
    The war in Ukraine has made one thing clear: cities are not just battlegrounds; they are living archives of memory, identity and resilience. Read “Sites of Memory VS Cultural Heritage: Urban Violence in Collective Narratives of Odesa Residents in Wartime” by Iuliia Iashchenko.

    dhlab.hypotheses.org/8406

    #DHLab_IEG #LivArch

  8. New blog post!
    The war in Ukraine has made one thing clear: cities are not just battlegrounds; they are living archives of memory, identity and resilience. Read “Sites of Memory VS Cultural Heritage: Urban Violence in Collective Narratives of Odesa Residents in Wartime” by Iuliia Iashchenko.

    dhlab.hypotheses.org/8406

    #DHLab_IEG #LivArch

  9. New blog post!
    The war in Ukraine has made one thing clear: cities are not just battlegrounds; they are living archives of memory, identity and resilience. Read “Sites of Memory VS Cultural Heritage: Urban Violence in Collective Narratives of Odesa Residents in Wartime” by Iuliia Iashchenko.

    dhlab.hypotheses.org/8406

    #DHLab_IEG #LivArch

  10. New blog post!
    The war in Ukraine has made one thing clear: cities are not just battlegrounds; they are living archives of memory, identity and resilience. Read “Sites of Memory VS Cultural Heritage: Urban Violence in Collective Narratives of Odesa Residents in Wartime” by Iuliia Iashchenko.

    dhlab.hypotheses.org/8406

    #DHLab_IEG #LivArch