Cultural Heritage: Whose Ownership and Responsibility?

  • Natallia Aharelysheva European Humanities University
Keywords: Heritage, cultural heritage, synagogues, Belarus, restoration, Jewish community, conflict

Abstract

The article by Natallia Aharelysheva, a graduate of EHU’s MA Program in Cultural heritage development, is an attempt to understand what has been happening in the field of cultural heritage in recent years. The author focuses on cases and practices, the study of which she was directly involved in – these are the monastic complexes of Belarus; churches and synagogues of the Gomel region. A part devoted to synagogues of the Homel region is a part of the research project launched at EHU.

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Author Biography

Natallia Aharelysheva, European Humanities University

Graduate of the European Humanities University Master's program in Cultural heritage development, organizer and active participant in research, cultural and educational projects, author of more than 10 articles. Area of scientific interests: historical and cultural heritage, Jewish heritage, sociocultural anthropology.

Published
2024-07-24
Issue
2022: CTRL+S. Heritage as a Challenge
Section
Articles