War and the Historic Environment : The Effect of Conflict from Front Line Ukraine to Historic Namibia (Paperback)

Introduction: War and the Historic Environment  Part 1: Frontline Ukraine  1. The Fight for the Past: Contested Heritage and the Russian Invasion of Ukraine  2. Empires of Lies? The Political Uses of Cultural Heritage in War  3. Russia was ‘Doomed to Expand [its] Aggression’ Against Ukraine: Cultural Property Criminals’ Responses to the Invasion and Occupation of the Donbas Since 20th February 2014  4. Monumental Decisions: The Impact of the Russo-Ukrainian War on Soviet War Memorials  5. Archaeological Monitoring in War-Torn Ukraine  Part 2: Aspects of War  6. A Reluctance Acceptance: the USA and the Hague Convention of 1954  7. ‘Heritage Under Fire’: The Office of Works and Historic Monuments in Wartime  8. Museums and Museumification in Post-Conflict Contexts: Revisiting the Shaping of Architectural Reconstruction Strategies  9. ‘Lest We Forget’: The Archaeology of Warfare, Conservation, Interpretation, and Engagement in Hull and the East Riding of Yorkshire  10. Empty Spaces, Buried Crimes: Post-Conflict Bosnia-Herzegovina  11. Mass Graves: The Forensic Investigation of the Deaths, Destruction and Deletion of Communities and Their Heritage  12. Understanding Liminality and Intangible Difficult Heritage through Film  Conclusion