Remembering War and Hardship

The Start of the Kosovo War and its Defilement of the Everyday

The Start of the Kosovo War and its Defilement of the Everyday

By Hanna Kienzler|2021-06-16T00:18:29+01:00January 12th, 2020|Categories: Remembering War & Hardship|

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Anduena[1] looks affectionately at her son sitting snugly in her lap, and says, “For him the war is like a fairy tale. […]

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The War Widow: Marginal – Unruly – Iconic

The War Widow: Marginal – Unruly – Iconic

By Hanna Kienzler|2021-06-16T00:21:15+01:00September 14th, 2019|Categories: Remembering War & Hardship|

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Women who lost their husbands during the Kosovo War were perceived to be hovering in a liminal space. They could neither be treated as […]

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“Now I know how the movies are made”. Living through the horrors of war

“Now I know how the movies are made”. Living through the horrors of war

By Hanna Kienzler|2021-06-16T00:21:51+01:00April 4th, 2019|Categories: Remembering War & Hardship|

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“When I think about the war, I imagine that it isn’t real,” Valbona tells me during one of my frequent visits to her family […]

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In Memory’s Painful Grip

In Memory’s Painful Grip

By Hanna Kienzler|2021-06-16T00:23:02+01:00November 25th, 2018|Categories: Remembering War & Hardship|

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War was on everybody’s lips. There was an impending sense of anticipation as Kosovo’s declaration of independence from Serbia loomed large.[1] Television […]

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