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01 Dec 2008
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01 Dec 2008
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Introduction
Dynamics of Memory in Twenty-first Century Germany
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The Merkel Government's Politics of the Past
Performing the New German Past: The People's Day of Mourning and 27 January as Postunification Commemorations
Twenty-first Century Memory Regimes in Germany and Poland: An Analysis of Elite Discourses and Public Opinion
The Good Captain and the Bad Captain: Joseph Vilsmaier's 'Die Gustloff' and the Erosion of Complexity
Germany's Meta-narrative Memory Culture: Skeptical Narratives and Minotaurs
A (Trans) National Site of Remembrance: The Former Nazi Party Rally Grounds in Nuremberg
De-coding the Gendered Order of Memory in 'Hitlers Frauen'
The National People's Army as an Object of (Non) Remembrance: The Place of East Germany's Military Heritage in Unified Germany
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