BLOG ARTICLE: History, Memory, and Wartime Heritage Interpretation: Insights from The Legacies of Biafra Heritage Project.

In this piece, I discuss the first set of preliminary findings from the Legacies of Biafra Heritage Project in southeastern Nigeria. 

This article, now published by Heriland, is based on a paper (of the same title) that I presented during the 23rd International Seminar on Heritage Interpretation and Presentation for Future Generations, held in Amsterdam, on 15th June 2023. The seminar was themed “Understanding Wartime Narratives in the Digital Age” and organised by a partnership including the Seoul National University, Our World Heritage, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam and Heriland.

Read here: https://www.heriland.eu/2024/02/26/elementor-6406/

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I wrote this piece where I, for the first time, shared some preliminary findings from my Legacies of Biafra Heritage Project in southeastern Nigeria.

Thanks to my collaborators @cfmemories and to @OurWH50 and @EU_HERILAND for the platform. https://t.co/OE9MD3mN8K

— Stanley J. Ònyêmèchàlụ̀ (@sjonyems) February 28, 2024

📚We would like to share with you a blog post written by Stanley Jachike Onyemechalu. Stanley is a Gates Cambridge scholar and PhD candidate at King’s College, University of Cambridge.

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