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HANNA PROTASOVA

Between Silence and Mourning: The Representation
of the Holocaust in 1940s Soviet Ukrainian Fiction

Despite the Soviet paradigm obscuring the destruction of Jewish populations, several Ukrainian authors have attempted to represent the Holocaust. I examine the texts written by Mykola Bazhan, Valentyna Cherednychenko, Yuri Ianovskyi, and Yuri Smolych in 1943–1946 establishing a balance between the official Soviet policy of commemoration and the writers’ effort to preserve the memory of the Jews.

 

Hanna Protasova is a PhD student at Western University (Canada).

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Between Silence and Mourning: The Representation
of the Holocaust in 1940s Soviet Ukrainian Fiction

HANNA PROTASOVA
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