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V. 78 (2021): ICOMOS – Hefte des Deutschen Nationalkomitees

Pubblicato: 2024-03-05

Titelei
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Inhalt / Content

5-6
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Welcome by ICOMOS Bulgaria

Gabriela Semova-Koleva

9
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Welcome by ICOMOS Germany

Jörg Haspel

10
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Welcome by Galina Stoyanova, Mayor of Kazanlak

Galina Stoyanova

11
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Goodwill Message

Christoph Eichhorn

12
Goodwill Message

Anne Katrin Bohle

13-14
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Welcome: Getty Foundation, Antoine Wilmering, Senior Program Officer

Antoine Wilmering

15
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Goodwill Message: Europa Nostra, Sneška Quaedvlieg-Mihailović

Sneška Quaedvlieg-Mihailović

16
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Goodwill Message: ICOMOS International Scientific Committees

Claus-Peter Echter, Jack Pyburn, Fergus T. Maclaren

17
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Statement: ICOMOS Bulgaria

Todor Krestev

18-19
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Timeline of the Ongoing Journey to Preserve and Revitalize the Buzludzha Monument. An Updated Summary Report by the Buzludzha Project Foundation

Lyubomira Momcheva, Dora Ivanova

23-32
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Conservation and Management Plan: Significance Assessment and Conservation Strategies for the Buzludzha Monument

Anna Nevrokopska, Dobrin Tsvetkov

33-38
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Buzludzha Monument / Bulgaria – “It’s Big Stuff ”. Ways to Conserve a Ruined Dissonant Monument

Thomas Danzl

41-50
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The Synthesis of Mosaics, Decorative Arts and Architecture in Buzludzha Monument – Aspects of Significance

Mariela Malamatenova

51-55
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Curating Socialist Cold-War Art in East Berlin

York Rieffel

56-60
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The Conservation of the Cultural Heritage Sites of the Exhibition of Achievements of National Economy (VDNH) in Moscow: Mosaics, Paintings, Sculptures

Yulia Loginova

61-66
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The New Buzludzha / Buzludzha Nova

Uwe R. Brückner

69-73
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Contextualising Buzludzha: Dissonance, Rejection and Cultural Appropriation of Bulgarian Postwar Heritage

Aneta Vasileva

74-80
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Nonument – a Research-Based, Curatorial and Performative Approach to Controversial Memorabilia of the Recent Past

Margarita Dorovska

80-81
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Buzludzha Monument Sustainable Cultural Tourism Plan. Acknowledging the Past – Embracing the Future

Fergus T. Maclaren, Jonathan Karkut, Sanjin Mihelić

85-91
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Dissonant Post-World War II Heritage in the Urban Context of Bulgaria: Space, Time and Building a Culture of Public Debate

Elena Dimitrova

92-98
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The Tbilisi Chess Palace and Alpine Club: an Example of Preserving Late Soviet Modernist Architecture

Manana Tevzadze

99-104
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Connecting Urban Post-War Heritage of Totalitarian Regimes in Europe: the ATRIUM Cultural Route

Patrick Leech, Laure Marique

105-110
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A Business Plan for the Buzludzha Monument

Mario Aymerich

113-115
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The Undisputed in Disputed Heritage – Tracking, Assessing and Protecting Dissonant Heritage

Emilia Kaleva

116-121
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Dissonant Heritage versus Consonant Heritage: All Equal before the Law?

Gregor Hitzfeld

122-127
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Dissonant Heritage – Case Study: Estonia

Riin Alatalu

128-132
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The Burial and Resurrection of Kiev’s Wall of Memory

Sarah Maâfi

135-137
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Who Said “Unwanted”? Unpacking the Case of the Partisan Memorial Cemetery in Mostar

Aida Murtić

138-141
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The Art-in-Architecture of the German Democratic Republic and the Paradigm Shift. A Few Cases from the Federal State of Brandenburg (Germany)

Paul Zalewski

142-146
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Recommendations of the Dissonant Heritage Conference, 22–23 July 2021, Kazanlak, Bulgaria

148-151
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Conference Programme

152-153
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Curricula Vitae

154-156
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