Divided Memory: The Nazi Past in the Two Germanys

✍ Scribed by Jeffrey Herf

Publisher: Harvard University Press
Year: 1997
Leaves: 568
Category: Library

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✦ Table of Contents

Frontmatter (page N/A)
Preface (page xi)
1. Multiple Restorations and Divided Memory (page 1)
2. German Communism's Master Narratives of Antifascism: Berlin-Moscow-East Berlin, 1928-1945 (page 13)
3. From Periphery to Center: German Communists and the Jewish Question, Mexico City, 1942-1945 (page 40)
4. The Nuremberg Interregnum: Struggles for Recognition in East Berlin, 1945-1956 (page 69)
5. Purging "Cosmopolitanism": The Jewish Question in East Germany, 1949-1956 (page 106)
6. Memory and Policy in East Germany from Ulbricht to Honecker (page 162)
7. The Nuremberg Interregnum: Divided Memory in the Western Zones, 1945-1949 (page 201)
8. Atonement, Restitution, and Justice Delayed: West Germany, 1949-1963 (page 267)
9. Politics and Memory since the 1960's (page 334)
10. Conclusion (page 373)
Notes (page 397)
Sources (page 503)
Acknowledgments (page 507)
Index (page 515)

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