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BAILLARGEON, Taïka
Revue d'études comparatives Est-Ouest, 12/2015, Volume: 46, Issue: 4Journal Article
Belgrade maintient, en 2015, la plupart des ruines du bombardement de l’OTAN de 1999. Ces anciens hauts lieux sont désormais symboles du démantèlement de la Yougoslavie. Dans un contexte où la ville tend à changer d’image, ils sont appelés à disparaître. Certains subsistent toutefois, pris entre un passé contradictoire et un avenir incertain. Ces lieux en perte de sens sont désormais marqués par une attente qui pourrait s’avérer aussi créatrice que stérile. Ce sont des lieux de l’en-attendant. Pour penser ces lieux importants de l’espace post-yougoslave, nous aborderons le cas du Generalštab, monument culturel et figure de proue du Belgrade bombardé Belgrade still has ruins from its bombing by NATO in 1999. These high places symbolizing the breakup of Yugoslavia are expected to disappear as the city’s image evolves. But some of them remain, trapped between a contradictory past and an uncertain future. Marked by expectations, creative or sterile, these “places in awaiting” are slowly becoming placeless as they lose meaning. The case of the former headquarters of the Yugoslavian Army (Generalštab), a cultural monument and emblem of bombed Belgrade, is examined.
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