Significados de historical memory em inglês

We have historical memory of what happened when Europe labelled Jewish products.

Now all this historical memory has been trampled on by Washington.

Selma's economy experiences a burst of vitality during the annual flowerings of historical memory.

Regardless of pride, this is important for our historical memory.

In the last year, Sinn Féin has sought to put its own stamp on historical memory.

The artist wishes, apparently, to reference historical memory.

When states, political parties, and social groups appeal to collective historical memory, their motives are far from trivial.

Older people should be mentors, advisers, guardians of the historical memory, and the societal glue between the generations.

In 2007, the Socialist government passed a historical memory law that seeks to recognize those who suffered under Franco.

His Irish heritage was based more on the historical memory of his family than on which forebear emigrated when.

But what it must not be is a precursor to a wiping or even a whittling away of historical memory.

This is the historical memory of your people and a people who forget their history are a people with no future.

Abrantes is one of the former prisoners who have shared their recollections of Peniche as part of the historical memory project.

Magellan called them the Philippines, after Philip, the son of his master Charles V, the Philip II of unpleasant historical memory.

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But beyond these contradictions, the African Quarter has become the epicentre of a passionate debate about historical memory and the city landscape.