Examples of using Collective memory in English and their translations into Swedish
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Let's build a united and self-reliant community to defend our collective memory and our true identity.
cultural heritage, collective memory, decoration and failure by blurring the boundaries between these seemingly distinct notions.
the shadow of 1918, is only now becoming part of our collective memory and consciousness.
Or perhaps it's an unwillingness to lose the collective memory of the once-beautiful hills that surround the lake.
That there would always be a place in our collective memory for those who have willingly given their lives President Clinton once said.
That there would always be a place in our collective memory President Clinton once said for those who have willingly given their lives.
For those who have willingly given their lives President Clinton once said that there would always be a place in our collective memory.
President Clinton once said for those who have willingly given their lives that there would always be a place in our collective memory.
For those who have willingly given their lives that there would always be a place in our collective memory President Clinton once said.
nationalism promises that whoever dies for the nation will forever live in its collective memory.
places that are part of what I call our collective memory.
we also notice that it has survived in consciousness and collective memory, on the folk and magical levels.
For this reason, no'collective memory' exists, and each time we begin again at null.
Apartheid lives in the country's collective memory, and Africa's most infamous prison is but a short boat ride from the city.
experience Norwegian popular music's"collective memory"- history,
This means that the collective memory of Tensta is split in various ways;
He was a great man and, undoubtedly, a great European, who will remain in the collective memory of this Parliament.
While its image was associated in the collective memory of the occupation of France during World War II.
On a day like today in 1945 the soldiers of the Red Army liberated the Nazi extermination camp whose name has become engraved on man's collective memory.
In this brief reunion, Russa returns to the collective memory of her neighbourhood where three of the five towers still remain standing.