Museum Media. Группа авторов

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      Williams, Paul. 2007. Memorial Museums: The Global Rush to Commemorate Atrocities. Oxford: Berg.

Yablonka, Hanna. 2012. “Die Bedeutung der Zeugenaussagen im Prozess gegen Adolf Eichmann” [The importance of witness testimonies in the trial of Adolf Eichmann]. In Die Geburt des Zeitzeugen nach 1945 [The birth of the witness after 1945], edited by Martin Sabrow and Norbert Frei, 176–189. Göttingen, Germany: Wallstein.

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      Steffi de Jong works as a research assistant at the Historical Institute of the University of Cologne. Her research interests cover memory studies, museum studies, public history, sound studies, and European cultural politics. She holds a PhD from the Norwegian University of Science and Technology where she was a collaborator in the international research project Exhibiting Europe. In her PhD thesis she analyzes the representation of video testimonies in Holocaust and World War II museums.