Memories of Mass Repression: Narrating Life Stories in the Aftermath of Atrocity (Paperback)

I: Truth-Seeking and Memory Failure in Stories of Chaos and Misery; Srebrenica in the History of Genocide: A Prologue; 1: When Communities Fell Apart and Neighbors Became Enemies: Stories of Bewilderment in Srebrenica; 2: Localizing the Rwandan Genocide: The Story of Runda; 3: Memories and Silences: On the Narrative of an Ingrian Gulag Survivor; II: Aftermath: Trauma and Emotions; 4: “My Entire Life I Have Shivered”: Homecoming and New Persecution of Former Slave and Forced Laborers of Nazi Germany; 5: Resisting Oppression: Stories of the 1980s’ Mass Insurrection by Political Activists in the Eastern Cape Province, South Africa; 6: Struggling with a Horrendous Past: Rwandans Talk about the Aftermath of the Genocide; 7: Leaving Silence Behind? Algerians and the Memories of Repression by French Security Forces in Paris in 1961; III: The Transmission and Distortion of Memory; 8: “Privatized Memory?” The Story of Erecting the First Holocaust Memorial in Budapest; 9: Recalling the Appalling: Mass Violence in Eastern Turkey in the Twentieth Century; 10: Multiple Framings: Survivor and Non-Survivor Interviewers in Holocaust Video Testimony; List of Contributors