Public Engagement with Holocaust Memory Sites in Poland

<p>1. Introduction: Public Engagement with Holocaust memory sites in Poland.- 2.&nbsp;POLIN’s Museum on Wheels in rural Poland: travelling museum and localised interests of visitors.- 3.&nbsp;Say it with a Flower? POLIN’s Daffodils Campaign.- 4.&nbsp;Performative Engagements with Loss: Healing Rituals at the Borderland Foundation in Senjy, and the Grodzka Gate - NN Theatre Centre in Lublin.- 5.&nbsp;IDF soldiers’ visits to World War II extermination camps in Poland – the experience and its effects on soldiers’ attitudes.- 6.&nbsp;Block 27 and the Possibilities of Sound: Affect, History, and the Creating the Space “In-Between”.- 7.&nbsp;Commemoration Boundaries, Holocaust Memory Limits:Experiences of Proximity, Absence, and Anachrony in the Chełmno on Ner Museum.- 8.&nbsp;The KL Plaszow Site and Its Visitors: Shaping Attitudes towards the Commemoration of the Site.- 9.&nbsp;Familial Memory Activism and Transgenerational Experiences of Visiting Sobibór Death Camp: A Case Study</p>