Gendered intergenerational spaces of Holocaust and communist traumas in Anca Vlasopolos' transatlantic memoir "No return address"

Mihailescu analyzes the shift in gendered experiences and/or memorial cultures in differenct political and national contexts that shape a single memoir. This enables her to shed new light on the shift from the pro-Nazi to a communist regime in Romania. During communist times in Romania, talking about the Holocaust was taboo. After the fall of communisim official recognition of Romania's involvement came extemely late