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Remembrance in Time
In order to be accessed and transmitted the information to several groups of people, with
different ages and cultures, the Web site is designed in the four languages of the project,
corresponding to the country partners (Romanian, Bulgarian, Germany and Hungary), and
in English, the official language of the project.
For the conversion of the text written in English, in the native language, each partner
has the opportunity to use directly the provided XML file (Fig.1). The XML (EXtensible
Markup Language) permits to create common information formats and also to share both
the format and the data on the World Wide Web [8]. For our Web site, we find a common
way to give the translation in the 4 native languages with XML, so we can share
information in a consistent way.
The four events developed in each partner country: Hungary, Bulgaria, Germany and
Romania are presented in a suggestive mode, including in the Web site pictures from each
event.
The markup language HTML5 permits to structure the content of a Website and to
present it in an elegant manner. HTML5 is the fifth revision of the HTML standard.
HTML5 adds many new syntactic features, like the new , and
elements and also other new elements, such as , ,
and , that allow to enrich the semantic content of documents.
The structure of the Website OPENNESS respects the new standard programming
language HTML5 (HyperText Markup Language), for describing the contents and
appearance of Web pages (text and graphic images) regarding how this will be displayed
and interacts with other elements in the Web site [8].
The name of each country are listed in the navigation bar. For each country a drop-down
list is open with two elements, namely: the event which took place in that location and
photos of the event.
The data for the four events are shown:
� International Symposium Communist Regimes in Eastern Europe – Hopes,
Disappointment, Recapitulations and Exhibition Life without freedom, that took place
in Bulgaria, in the period 19 – 22 March 2012, at St. Cyril and St. Methodius
University, Veliko-Tarnovo (Bulgaria);
� Colloquium and Exhibition A Democratic Europe – Remembrance, Unity and
Cultural Diversity, Also, Celebration of Europe Day – 9 May 2012, that took place in
Germany, in the period 7 – 10 May 2012, at Carl Von Ossietzky University,
Oldenburg;
� International Symposium Communist Regimes – Past Memory for an Open Society
and Exhibition Memory, Respect, Openness, that took place in Romania, in the period
1 – 6 August 2012, at Fagaras – Sambata de Sus;
� Colloquium Anti-Communist Resistance in Museums and Memorials and
Documentary visit, that took place in Hungary, in the period 3 – 7 September 2012, at
EmlekPoint Museum, Hódmezıvásárhely.
To mark the best stages of the events, we realized here a dropdown list which includes
the following aspects: poster from the event, the program of the event, the list of
international participants, and the list of local participants and how on make the
dissemination of the event (Fig.2 - Fig.5).