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Vectors of Memory: Legacies of Trauma in Postwar Europe
Bloomsbury USA Academic (1999)
Abstract
The topic of memory has moved to prominence in recent years. This is partly due to a spate of anniversaries and commemorations of events, such as the Holocaust and the Second World War, whose significance for the present is affirmed even as their meanings continue to be debated.
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