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What is Historical Memory

Handbook of Research on the Regulation of the Modern Global Migration and Economic Crisis
A phenomenon of social consciousness, which can be attributed to the field of social psychology, and the field of ideology. It includes material remains of the past, and the corresponding images, symbols, myths, rituals, and historiographical representation. Historical memory, becoming an object of the policy and being prepared under the ideological and political objectives, can be used as a powerful propaganda tool while it can be transformed into mass consciousness, creating, or adjusting the collective representations of the past.
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Historical Memory and National Identity as Tools of Modern War: A Case Study of Mariupol
Kateryna Tryma (Institute of Higher Education, NAESU, Ukraine)
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-6684-6334-5.ch012
Abstract
Historical memory and national identity can be used as effective tools of the modern asymmetric warfare. Historical memory is considered to be a part of a complex system of collective consciousness, cultural, and historical traditions of the group. The main function of historical memory is transfer of experience and knowledge about the past to establish the basis of group self-identification, namely national identity. National identity is based on a number of narratives which exist in person's and group's consciousness. While investigating tools and mechanisms of informational warfare which can be effectively used in modern wars, it would be rather illustrative to see the massive use of propaganda weapons against Ukraine before and during the Russian-Ukrainian war (RUW).
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Historical Memory in Heritage Education Apps: A Resource for Building Social and Civic Competence
A set of recollections of people from social groups who have gone through traumatic or tragic events, that firstly led to historic concealment, but after is recovered and acknowledged as an important source for interpreting the past.
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