MEMORY OF WWII VICTIMS IN UKRAINIAN MUSEUMS: REFLEXIONS ON EXHIBITING CRIMES

It is well known that the memory of the Holocaust is crucial for European history, as a centennial point of reference for legitimizing the global moral imperative to respect human rights. Nevertheless, despite this transnational dimension, museums deal with memory in different ways, often creating different narratives of commemoration at the national and local levels and applying different aesthetic approaches to the display and interpretation of exhibits.