Memorialization in Germany since 1945 [electronic resource] / edited by Bill Niven and Chloe Paver.
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Basingstoke [England] ; New York :
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2010.
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction / Bill Niven and Chloe Paver
- pt. 1. Remembering German losses
- The Volkstrauertag (People's Day of Mourning) from 1922 to the present / Alexandra Kaiser
- Beyond usable pasts : rethinking the memorialisation of the strategic air war in Germany, 1940 to 1965 / Jörg Arnold
- Roads to revision : disputes over street names referring to the German Eastern territories after the First and Second World War in the cities of Dresden and Mainz, 1921-1972 / Christian Lotz
- Monuments and commemorative sites for German expellees / Elke Purpus and Hans Hesse
- A memorial laisser-passez? : church exhibitions and national victimhood in Germany / Daniela Sandler
- Remembering on foreign soil : the activities of the German War Graves Commission / David Livingstone
- Neither here nor there : memorialisation of the expulsion of ethnic Germans / Dagmar Kift
- pt. 2. Remembering Nazi crimes, perpetrators, and victims
- Memorialisation endeavours of the Regional Offices for Political Education (Landeszentralen für Politische Bildung) / Dieter K. Buse
- Memorialisation of perpetrator sites in Bavaria / Markus Urban
- Pieces of the past : souvenirs from Nazi sites : the example of Peenemünde / Ulrike Dittrich
- Remembering euthanasia : Grafeneck in the past, present, and future / Susanne C. Knittel
- Remembering prisoners of war as victims of National Socialist persecution and murder in post-war Germany / Jens Nagel
- (In)visible trauma : Michael Elmgreen and Ingar Dragset's memorial to the homosexuals persecuted under the National Socialist regime / Thomas O. Haakenson
- Memorialising the White Rose Resistance Group in post-war Germany / Katie Rickard
- The role of German perpetrator sites in teaching and confronting the Nazi past / Caroline Pearce
- pt. 3. Remembering Jewish suffering
- Memorialisation through documentation : Holocaust commemoration among Jewish displaced persons in Allied-occupied Germany / Laura Jockusch
- Memorialising persecuted Jews in Dachau and other West German concentration camp memorial sites / Harold Marcuse
- Remembering Nazi anti-Semitism in the GDR / Bill Niven
- Rosenstrasse : a complex site of German-Jewish memory / Hilary Jane Potter
- The counter-monument : memory shaped by male post-war legacy / Corinna Tomberger
- Stumbling blocks : a decentralised memorial to Holocaust victims / Michael Imort
- Affective memory, ineffective functionality : experiencing Berlin's memorial to the murdered Jews of Europe / Brigitte Sion
- From monuments to installations : aspects of memorialisation in historical exhibitions about the National Socialist era / Chloe Paver
- pt. 4. Socialist memory and memory of socialism
- Heroes and victims : the aesthetics and ideology of monuments and memorials in the GDR / Susanne Scharnowski
- Beating Nazis and selling socialism : representing East German war memory to foreign tourists / Lynne Fallwell
- Memorialising socialist contradictions : a "think-mark" for Rosa Luxemburg in the new Berlin / Riccardo Bavaj
- Challenging or concretising Cold War narratives? : Berlin's memorial to the victims of 17 June 1953 / Anna Saunders
- GDR monuments in unified Germany / Mia Lee
- Memorialisation of the German-German border in the context of constructions of Heimat / Gerd Knischewski and Ulla Spittler
- The fight in the prison car park : memorialising Germany's "double past" in Torgau since 1990 / Andrew H. Beattie
- pt. 5. Memorialising Germany's ambivalent legacies
- Martin Luther : rebel, genius, liberator : politics and marketing, 1517-2017 / Ulrike Zitzlsperger
- Building up and tearing down the myth of German colonialism : colonial Denkmale and Mahnmale after 1945 / Jason Verber
- Remembering the Battle of Jutland in post-war Wilhelmshaven / Georg Götz
- The memorialisation of 9 November 1918 in the two German states / Arne Segelke
- A democratic legacy? : the memorialisation of the Weimar Republic and the politics of history of the Federal Republic of Germany / Sebastian Ullrich
- Memorialising the military : traditions, exhibitions, and monuments in the West German Army from the 1950s to the present / Jörg Echternkamp
- The legacy of Second German Empire memorials after 1945 / Bill Niven.
