Table of Contents
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Book Overview
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Chapter 1
Introduction: Local, National, Transnational Memories: A Triangular Relationship
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Chapter 2
Physical Space, Urban Space, Civic Space: Rotterdam’s Inhabitants and their Appropriation of the City’s Past
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Chapter 3
The Politics of Street Names: Local, National, Transnational Budapest
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Chapter 4
Transfer Zones: German and Global Suffering in Dresden
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Chapter 5
Manufacturing Local Identification Behind the Iron Curtain in Sevastopol after the Second World War
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Chapter 6
The Local Past in a Contested Borderland: Commemoration in Strasbourg Between France, Germany and Europe
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Chapter 7
Displacements and Hidden Histories: Museums, Locality and the British Memory of the Transatlantic Slave Trade
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Chapter 8
Structures of Collective Memory: The Last Bannerman in Local Japan
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Chapter 9
Remembering Father Cícero: Local, Regional and National Memory in North-eastern Brazil
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Chapter 10
‘Reconciliation across the Graves’? The German War Cemetery at Ysselsteyn as a Place of Remembrance between Local and (Inter)national Areas of Conflict 1945–2000
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Chapter 11
Local and Counter-Memories of Socialism in Post-Socialist Romania
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Chapter 12
Greetings from Borgerokko: An Antwerp Neighbourhood as a National Icon of Globalization and Anti-globalism
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Chapter 13
Memories on the Move: The Italian Student Movement of 1977 between Local, National and Global Memories of Protest
Attention for Chapter 5:
Manufacturing Local Identification Behind the Iron Curtain in Sevastopol after the Second World War