Process of removing or recontextualizing memorials
De-commemoration is a social phenomenon that regards the destruction or profound modification of material representations of the past in public space, representing the opposite or undoing of memorialization. The precise term was coined by Israeli historian Guy Beiner in 2018.[1][2]
^Gensburger, Sarah; Wüstenberg, Jenny; Dauzat, Pierre-Emmanuel; Saint-Loup, Aude de (2023). Dé-commémoration: quand le monde déboulonne des statues et renomme des rues. Paris: Fayard. ISBN978-2-213-72205-4.
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