In this engaging discussion, Anna Váradi, a media studies scholar from Hungary, and Lucy Jeffery, a literature and cultural studies expert, delve into their project on post-socialist memory. They explore the complexities of 'replaying' the communist past, highlighting how trauma and nostalgia intertwine in contemporary cultural production. The duo shares insights on personal memories, inter-generational differences, and the role of museums in shaping collective memory. They also link these themes to current political landscapes, emphasizing the need for diverse narratives in post-communist discourse.
