As part of Filming for peace in 1990s Croatia and Bosnia-Herzegovina we ran three workshops to explore different aspects of the UNTV collection.
Scroll down for blogs and articles which reflect on the discussions at the workshops.
Blogs
Dr Catherine Baker, Reader in 20th Century History at the University of Hull and Principal Investigator of Filming for peace in 1990s Croatia and Bosnia-Herzegovina
Deadline Video Letter: The Transformative Force of Music and Friendship
Michelle Kirby, IWM Film Curator
The Choices Made for the IWM’s Forced to Flee Exhibition and the Use of First-Person Accounts
Simon Offord, IWM Curator
Roy Head, former head of UNTV (1994-1996)
Dr Catherine Baker, Reader in 20th Century History at the University of Hull and Principal Investigator of Filming for peace in 1990s Croatia and Bosnia-Herzegovina
Articles
The Ethics of Access and Display: a View from the Wiener Holocaust Library
Torsten Jugl, Photo Archivist, and Christine Schmidt, Deputy Director and Head of Research
Testimonies of Survivors of Sexual Violence in the UNTV Archive
Dr Jessie Barton Hronešová, University of Oxford
UNTV Today and Tomorrow: How to Evaluate its Current and Future Benefits?
Dr Ivor Sokolić, University of Hertfordshire and the London School of Economics and Political Science
Dr Neven Andjelic, Regent’s University and Visiting Professor at the University of Bologna
Families of Persons Missing from Conflicts in the Former Yugoslavia: an Early Portrait
Nihad Brankovic, Western Balkans Regional Coordinator for Government Relations, International Commission on Missing Persons
Displaced Empathy: First Person Testimony in the Museum
Dr Silke Arnold-de Simine, Birkbeck, University of London