“…By questioning the controls imposed on public space, the role models that represents us in the public space and the type of events that are guarded by the collective memory he brakes preconceptions of where art is permitted, when art is needed and to whom it is directed.…”

“…Here, in the crucible of Krakow's Krzysztofory Gallery, where the work premiered, Kantor incites and conducts the psychosis at the core of personal and collective memory – memory shaped in this case by the traumas of two World Wars, the Holocaust, and the eradication of the Jewish part of Polish culture – and he pushes his avant-garde poetic into its final phase, the "Theatre of Death."…”

“…Born out of happiness and pain, cheerfulness and grief, flamenco carries with itself the collective memory of an entire village.…”

“…In an unobtrusive portrait of collective memory, we mingle with villagers as they recall horrifying ordeals, mutilation and torture.…”

“…Program discussing the war, collective memory, and abandoned veterans. Contributors: Rezonans (Studio) Передача о войне, памяти и ветеранах, брошенных на произвол судьбы. …”

“…Передача Российской государственной телевизионной и радиовещательной компании (РГТРК) "Останкино" (Москва, Российская Федерация) была записана группой мониторинга Исследовательского Института радиостанции Свободная Европа/Свобода (Мюнхен) как часть проекта по анализу официальных средств информации стран бывшего Советского Союза. Collective memory and traditions of Armenians; Questioning of Muscovites about names, worthy for Russia. …”

“…Russian soldiers who fought with the British army in north Africa during World War II; prisoners of war and repatriation; war in Tajikistan; relations between the individual and the state; collective memory. Российские солдаты в составе английской армии, воевавшей на севере Африки во Второй Мировой войне; проблема военнопленных и репатриации; война в Таджикистане; проблема взаимоотношений человека и государства; проблема коллективной памяти.…”

“…The Architecture of Knowledge offers new insights into this bastion of public knowledge and collective memory as well as fascinating prospects for its future. …”

“…Psychoanalysis restores the continuity of the individual life and in this respect, for example, the present day working-through of the revolution of 1956 against Stalinism in Hungary restores the continuity of the collective memory. While in Freud's age hysteria and other anxiety neuroses were typical, in present day culture we can find rather the self-loving, narcissistic personality and mess culture serving it. …”

“…Psychoanalysis restores the continuity of the individual life and in this respect, for example, the present day working-through of the revolution of 1956 against Stalinism in Hungary restores the continuity of the collective memory. While in Freud's age hysteria and other anxiety neuroses were typical, in present day culture we can find rather the self-loving, narcissistic personality and mess culture serving it. …”