German National Identity after the Holocaust

Gavriel David Rosenfeld · Mary Fulbrook

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Memory, Trauma, and Commemoration German History and Society German legal, social, and political studies

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Preface. 1. National Identity and German History. 2. Landscapes of Memory. 3. Overcoming the Past in Practice? Trials and Tribulations. 4. Awkward Anniversaries and Contested Commemorations. 5. The Past which Refuses to Become History. 6. Collective Memory? Patterns of Historical Consciousness. 7. Citizenship and Fatherland. 8. Friends, Foes and Volk. 9. The Nation as Legacy and Destiny. Index.

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