From Monuments To Traces: Artifacts Of German Memory, 18701990 (Weimar And Now: German Cultural Criticism) (Volume 24)-used James Robert Must Have Felt That Kings

Must Have Felt That Kings And Gods Were More Of A Nuisance Than Anything Else

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Attached To Each Chapter Is A Selected Bibliography To Guide The Reader Through The Complexity Of Primary And Secondary Material

From Monuments To Traces: Artifacts Of German Memory, 18701990 (Weimar And Now: German Cultural Criticism) (Volume 24)-used James Robert Must Have Felt That KingsRudy Koshar Constructs A Powerful Framework In Which To Examine The Subject Of German Collective Memory, Which For More Than A Half Century Has Been Shaped By The Experience Of Nazism, World War Ii, And The Holocaust. Finding The Assumptions Of Many Writers And Scholars Shortsighted, Koshar Surveys The Evidence Of Postwar German Memory In The Context Of Previous Traditions. From Monuments To Traces Follows The Evolution Of German 'Memory Landscapes'