Chapter 1 Memory and Political Change: Introduction

Chapter 2 Replacement Children: The Transgenerational Transmission of Traumatic Loss

Chapter 3 The Emotional Legacy of the National Socialist Past in Post-War Germany

Chapter 4 To Remember or to Forget: Which Way Out of a Shared History of Violence?

Chapter 5 Between Pragmatism, Coercion and Fear: Chosen Amnesia after the Rwandan Genocide

Chapter 6 From Domestic to International Instruments for Dealing with a Violent Past: Causes, Concomitants and Consequences for Democratic Transitions

Chapter 7 Re-Imagining East Germany in the Berlin Republic: Jana Hensel, GDR Memory and the Transitional Generation

Chapter 9 ‘That’s Not A Story I Could Tell.’ Commemorating the Other Side of the Colonial Frontier in Australian Literature of Reconciliation

Chapter 10 Deep Memory and Narrative Templates: Conservative Forces in Collective Memory

Chapter 11 The ‘Myth’ of the Self: The Georgian National Narrative and Quest for ‘Georgianness’

Chapter 12 Memory Specificity Across Cultures