Intergenerational transmission of war memories is not merely a matter of recounting the past; it is a complex social process that unfolds through narratives, silences, embodied practices, artifacts, and spatial encounters. In Bosnian families affected by the 1992–1995 war, the past is continually negotiated through everyday life, ritual, and relational dynamics that elevate certain experiences while suppressing or reframing others.

Enver Robelli ist Mitglied der Politik-Redaktion des schweizerischen «Tages-Anzeiger» und zuvor für diesen und die «Süddeutsche Zeitung» war er der Balkan-Korrespondent mit Sitz in Zagreb.

Invitation to the first session of the Colloquium on Public History and Memory Culture where our Pre-Doc Fellow-Bleona Kurteshi-presents her research."Memory and Future-Making through Externally Funded Projects in Kosova in the Aftermath of the 1998–1999“ This presentation introduces her PhD project that explores how externally funded memory initiatives in post-war Kosova shape understandings of the past and visions of the future, including narratives around peacebuilding and European integration.