With the passing of the survivors of the Holocaust and the aging of the second generation, new agents and initiatives are transforming the commemorative landscape of Holocaust remembrance. This article examines the impact of this generational transition on the production of collective memory of the Holocaust with focus on a new remembrance project in Israel, known as Memory in the Living Room. While some attention has been paid to its innovative structure and anti-paradigmatic components, none has focused on its agents and their mnemonic agenda. This paper argues that an examination of this agenda and an exploration of the wider structural contexts within which it developed are crucial to a deeper understanding of its overall significance. Based on 20 in-depth interviews the article argues that the emergent commemorative agenda is a hybrid version of transnational memory informed by concepts and practices drawn from a global digitalized culture.

随着大屠杀幸存者的逝世和第二代人的衰老，新的代理人和倡议正在改变纪念大屠杀的纪念面。本文考察了这一代过渡对大屠杀集体记忆产生的影响，重点是以色列的一项新纪念项目，即“客厅记忆”。尽管已经对其创新结构和反范式组件给予了一定的关注，但没有人关注其代理及其助记符议程。本文认为，对该议程的研究以及对其发展所涉及的更广泛的结构环境的探索，对于深入了解其整体意义至关重要。在对20次深入访谈的基础上，文章认为，新兴的纪念日程是跨国记忆的混合版本，其灵感来自于全球数字化文化，其概念和实践都在此基础上进行。