Memory, History, Nation: Contested Pasts (Memory and Narrative)

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Title Page
Copyright Page
CONTENTS
ILLUSTRATIONS
NOTES ON CONTRIBUTORS
PREFACE AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
INTRODUCTION
Part I: TRANSFORMING MEMORY
	1 THE MASSACRE AT THE FOSSE ARDEATINE
	2 MEMORIES AND HISTORIES, PUBLIC AND PRIVATE
	3 WAR, HISTORY, AND THE EDUCATION OF (CANADIAN) MEMORY
	4 \'WE WOULD NOT HAVE COME WITHOUT YOU\'
Part II: REMEMBERING SUFFERING: TRAUMA AND HISTORY
	5 THE TRAUMATIC PARADOX
	6 MEMORIES OF VIOLENCE IN INTERVIEWS WITH BASQUE NATIONALIST WOMEN
	7 
SALE OF THE CENTURY?
	8 \'BROTHERS AND SISTERS, DO NOT BE AFRAID OF ME\'
Part III: PATTERNING THE NATIONAL PAST
	9 NATIONALISM AND MEMORY AT THE TUOL SLENG MUSEUM OF GENOCIDE CRIMES, PHNOM PENH, CAMBODIA
	10 THE DEATH OF SOCIALISM AND THE AFTERLIFE OF ITS 
MONUMENTS
	11 FROM CONTESTED TO CONSENSUAL MEMORY
	12 
DEAD MAN
Part IV: AND THEN SILENCE ...
	13 MEMORIES BETWEEN SILENCE AND OBLIVION
INDEX