This is how the ambassador described the end of the Winter War: 'To the limits of human endurance'
The Finnish ambassador recounted the end of the Winter War, highlighting the resilience and struggles of the Finnish people during a challenging historical moment.
'Terrible feeling of déjà vu' as Israel launches ground incursion into Lebanon
Israel has initiated a limited ground operation in southern Lebanon, prompting reflections on the historical consequences for the Lebanese people.
Laura Vivar: "The idealization of the past does not do justice to the memory of those who lived it"
Laura Vivar discusses the impact of her novel and the reflections it elicits about real historical traumas compared to the fictional narratives she creates.
The ballerina always comes here when she has something to celebrate
The article discusses a ballerina's reflections on the impact of historical art representations of women, particularly influenced by Catherine McCormack's book, 'Women in the Picture'.
True liberalism avoids "educating the people"
The article discusses Corrado Ocone's reflections on the relationship between politics and culture in contemporary Italy, emphasizing the relevance of historical political ideologies.
Reconstruction of monuments and "historical guilt". For young Germans, it was an abstraction
The article discusses the tensions surrounding the reconstruction of historical monuments in Germany, amid reflections on the past, particularly concerning the destruction of Dresden during World War II.
Ogun @50: How Abeokuta was chosen to be state capital
The article discusses the historical context and personal reflections regarding the selection of Abeokuta as the capital of Ogun State in Nigeria, highlighting personal identity and political involvement.
Emperor Celebrates His 66th Birthday: Reflecting on a Year of Memorial Journeys
Emperor Naruhito of Japan will turn 66 years old, marking his birthday with public celebrations and reflections on his memorial journeys over the past year.
National Hero or Just a Lover? The Film 'Štúr' Deceives with Its Title. What Can It Captivate and What Is Missing in It
The film 'Štúr' explores the complexities of Slovak national identity and the need for heroes, prompting reflections on the public's engagement with historical figures.
Jonjić: Tuđman's Condemnation of Yugoslavia and Yugoslavism as 'Eastern Sin' (IV.)
This article discusses the reflections of Tomislav Jonjić on Franjo Tuđman's views regarding Yugoslavia and Yugoslavism, marking them as an 'eastern sin' in historical context.
Capitalism Does Not Promise Earthly Paradises. This Is Its True Strength
The article presents insights from an interview with philosopher Dario Antiseri, discussing the enduring and complex nature of capitalism, referencing historical events like the 1987 stock market crash and philosophical reflections from Bernard de Mandeville.
Life is a Carnival
As Carnival approaches, reflections on its historical significance reveal a tension between traditional values and contemporary expressions of social freedom.