Over the past decade, archival science has been challenged to strive for “not only a more refined sense of what memory means in different contexts, but also a sensitivity to the differences between individual and social memory.” Individual memory becomes social memory by social sharing of experiences and emotions. Social sharing is mediated by cultural tools. These tools are “texts” in any form, written, oral, as well as physical. The landscape or a building or a monument may serve as a memory text, while bodily texts are presented in commemorations, rituals and performances. Often, different media work together whenever society requires