Examples of using Sighet in English and their translations into German
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Sighet- tragedies and hopes.
Evenings at Sighet were for films.
In the second part, an episode of the series“The memorial of sorrow” was viewed,dedicated in 2002 to the Sighet symposium.
And he said, this lift, genious of Sighet, I worry about him personally, is to not work.
The Sighet Memorial constitutes the most moving and most important re-education in memory of the dramas caused by communism in Europe.”.
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President Traian Basescu has visited Sighet to see the Memorial to the Victims of Communism.
A beautiful wooden house, with a gorgeous view of the village and the hills covered with orchards,situated at 6 km from Sighet, Maramures.
Half a century had passed since, in the Sighet prison, Gheorghe I. Bratianu died aged 55.
The people of Sighet begin to wonder if the front is moving closer to them, and if the war will end before it reaches Hungary.
Visits in the region: the Merry Cemetery in Sapanta, the wooden churches from Iza and Mara valleys,the Village Museum in Sighet, local artisans workshops, etc.
The President piously goes to Sighet and makes a seemly observation, while he has someone else to do and say the dirty work.
What makes this book stand out is the fact that almost every character in the narrative is illustrated with written and photographic documents chosen by the editors from the Archive of the International Centre for Studies into Communism,part of the Civic Academy's Sighet Memorial.
Sighet(or in Roumanian Sighetu-Marmaiei) lies on the left shore of the Theiss which marks the border between Romania and the Ukraine in this segment.
All three attended the last three editions of the Summer School in Sighet, and their passionate recollections of it showed how much the experience meant to them.
The Sighet Memorial, founded in 1993, was the world's first memorial to the victims of communism, and is an institution of international importance in the field of recent history.
It is guarded by a crossdedicated to the great men who gave their lives in Sighet Prison, a cross for the Graeco-Catholic prelates, a cross for the peasant victims of collectivisation.
Here, in Sighet, I had the extraordinary occasion of finding out so many things about a gloomy past, that concerns us all, that must make us aware and responsible for the future.
The change in perspective in the newly established museums of modern history in Warsaw, Cracow, Gdansk,Budapest and Sighet in Rumania are a further example of this joint or shared approach to history and its commemoration.
Sighet, in other words, means both heaven and earth, a memory embodied by the more often than not unknown graves of those who died in the anonymity of prison, but also heaven as the unbounded space of faith, love and hope.
The gala concert of Mozart's Requiem was performed by the Georges Enesco Philharmonic under the baton of Horia Andreescu to an auditorium packed with leading figures from Romania's intellectual lifeand a royal box was occupied by former political prisoners, who were all there to commemorate the inter-war elite that was destroyed in Sighet Prison.
If not all the Romanians,at least the aldines readers know that Sighet was one of the most terrible communist prisons, where the most brilliant sons of the country perished, among whom Iuliu Maniu and Gheorghe Bratianu.
The Sighet Memorial is one of the existential events that challenges specific differences between individuals that suffered a crisis of consciousness and thus their power of emphatising grew bigger, and others, for whom the suffering of others can be regarded only with sympathy.
In 1993, Ana Blandiana, in a meeting with Mme Catherine Lalumiere, Secretary General for Human Rights at Strasbourg,proposed that the Sighet Prison, which in those years was nothing more than mouldy walls that had been witness to so much suffering and so many horrors, should become a museum of the victims of communisms.
Besides the fact that it is the creator of the Sighet Museum and the organiser of all the scientific events at the Memorial, including the well-known Summer School, which is now in its tenth year, the Centre has provided its databank to the Report of the Presidential Commission for the Analysis of the Communist Dictatorship for those chapters regarding communist repression and the concentration camp system in Romania.
Although it has been sabotaged ever since its beginnings by the neo-communist government, whoseofficial gazette“Vocea Romaniei”(“The Voice of Romania”) has labelled our Sighet project as a“sacrilege” and“a commercialisation of Romania's sufferance” to the Western world, the Memorial has on the other hand enjoyed the full support of the Council of Europe and of all the Romanians who had been afflicted by the communist regime.
The Civic Academy Foundation and the Sighet Memorial to the Victims of Communism and to the Resistance organised a special event on 10 May: the opening in Bucharest of the“A Chronology of the Cold War: 1945-1989” exhibition in Bucharest.
Thus, I cannot but draw attention to the fact that Sighet ultimately constitutes a way of going against the grain, of swimming against the current, the dignity of opposing oneself to a new style of integration, at the price of forgetfulness and the cutting of roots.
What is referred to is, of course, the Sighet Memorial to the Victims of Communism and to the Resistance, a wholly exceptional achievement, which we owe in the first place to Ana Blandiana and Romulus Rusan, as well as their faithful collaborators and friends from the Civic Academy Foundation.
Consisting of a Museum-situat in Fosta inchisoare din policy Sighet- si un International Center for Studies on Communism- located in Bucharest- Memorial aims at reconstituting and preserving the memory of nations, in particular the novel, which for half a century were induced false consciousness history.