Rewriting German history : new perspectives on modern Germany

"Rewriting German History offers striking new insights into key debates about the recent German past. Bringing together cutting-edge research and current discussions, this volume examines developments in the writing of the German past since the Second World War and suggests new directions for s...

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Weitere Verfasser: Rüger, Jan 1972- (HerausgeberIn), Wachsmann, Nikolaus 1971- (HerausgeberIn), Evans, Richard J. 1947-
Format: Buch
Sprache:English
Veröffentlicht: Basingstoke, Hampshire New York, NY : Palgrave Macmillan, 2015
Schlagworte:Political culture Collective memory Group identity Deutschland Geschichtsschreibung Kollektives Gedächtnis Geschichte 1900-2000 Nationalbewusstsein Geschichte 1840-1989 Geschichte 1800-2015 Geschichte 1945-2015
Umfang:xxiii, 336 Seiten
Inhaltsangabe:
  • Contents ; 1. Crossing the North Sea – is there a British approach to German history? Geoff Eley
  • PART I THE LOCAL NATION ; 2. Cologne Cathedral as an international monument Astrid Swenson
  • 3. Germany's boundaries and the politics of defeat: Heligoland, 1918-1933 Jan Rüger
  • 4. Cosmopolitan highlanders: region and nation in Anglo-German encounters in the Himalayas, 1903-1945 Tom Neuhaus
  • 5. The 'cleansing' of culture in Germany's lost East after the Second world war Hugo Service
  • 6. Traitors, heroes, martyrs, victims? Veterans of Nazi "forced conscription" from Alsace and Moselle Elizabeth Vlossak
  • PART II. CULTURE AND SOCIETY ; 7. The age of assassination: monarchy and nation in nineteenth-century Europe Rachel G. Hoffman
  • 8. Finding the female self: women's autonomy, marriage and social change in nineteenth-century Germany Lynn Abrams
  • 9. Beasts in human clothing? Pimps, moral panics, and the German underworld Victoria Harris
  • 10. Myth-making in Hitler's shadow: the transfiguration of Emil Nolde after 1945$Bernhard Fulda ; 11. East German perspectives on continuity and change across the caesura of 1989 Hester Vaizey
  • PART III. THE PECULIARITIES OF NAZI GERMANY ; 12. Justifying genocide in Weimar Germany: the Armenian genocide, German nationalists, and assassinated young Turks, 1919-1923 Stefan Ihrig
  • 13. Interwar Britain and German racial theory Bradley W. Hart
  • 14. The cultivation of Mussolini's image in Weimar and Nazi Germany Christian Goeschel
  • 15. Dictators for sale: the commercialisation of the Duce and the Führer in Fascist Italy and Nazi Germany Bianca Gaudenzi
  • 16. Veiled survivors: Jews, Roma and Muslims in the years of the Holocaust David Motadel
  • 167. The Nazi concentration camps in international context: comparisons and connections Nikolaus Wachsmann.