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Funeral: The Birth of the Pantheon of the Labour Movement in Budapest

Apor, Péter

Fabricating Authenticity in Soviet Hungary, 2014, p.125-164

London: Anthem Press

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Funeral: The Birth of the Pantheon of the Labour Movement in Budapest
Autor: Apor, Péter
Assuntos: Anniversaries ; Anthropology ; Applied anthropology ; Applied arts ; Architecture ; Arts ; Behavioral sciences ; Burial practices ; Burial structures ; Cemeteries ; Communism ; Communist parties ; Cultural anthropology ; Cultural customs ; Death rites ; European history ; Funerals ; Funerary architecture ; Funerary rituals ; Human societies ; Lower class ; Political change ; Political ideologies ; Political organizations ; Political parties ; Political philosophy ; Political processes ; Political revolutions ; Political science ; Politics ; Proletariat ; Rites of passage ; Rituals ; Russian, East European history ; Sepulchres ; Social classes ; Social stratification ; Social structures ; Socialism ; Sociology
É parte de: Fabricating Authenticity in Soviet Hungary, 2014, p.125-164
Descrição: For many decades, the Pantheon of the Labour Movement situated in the Kerepesi Cemetery of Budapest was regarded by the then ruling Hungarian Communist Party as one of its principal commemorative constructions. Nowadays, the building stands abandoned. On the one hand, while the era of the Communist politics of history seems to be over forever, this is precisely why the monument's megalomaniac attempt to reinterpret the national past may seem familiar to us. On the other hand, this monumentality is exactly what renders the story of the pantheon distant and unfamiliar: what could be the origins of this obsession towards the dead?The memorial, as we know it today, gained its form in 1959 with the inauguration of its most significant and architecturally monumental part: the Mausoleum of the Labour Movement. The mausoleum itself consists of different elements. Its central building is the mausoleum proper, containing urns of cremated corpses; it is completed by six pillars designed to commemorate those who were buried outside the cemetery. A row of honorary graves, considered to be the most prestigious burial site for those who were not cremated, is situated in front of the central building. A plot by the side of the mausoleum was opened to receive the remnants of less significant persons, while four other plots and a so-called ‘heroes’ plot' were counted among the parts of the Pantheon of the Labour Movement as well.
Editor: London: Anthem Press
Idioma: Inglês

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