War and Memory in the Twentieth Century (Paperback)

Contents: Martin Evans & Kenneth Lunn, Introduction -- HOLOCAUST AND WAR CRIMES TRIALS -- Tony Kushner, Anne Frank and the Liberal Imagination -- David Cesarani, Lacking in Conviction: British War Crimes Policy and National Memory of the Second World War -- ORAL TESTIMONIES -- Bernice Archer, A Low-Key Affair: Memories of Internment in the Far East during World War Two -- Jane Leonard, Facing the 'Finger of Scorn': Veterans' Memories of Ireland after the Great War -- Martin Evans, 'Algeria and Vietnam': Two Cases of Traumatised War Veterans -- MUSEUMS -- Lucy Noakes, Making Histories: Exploring the Blitz in London Museums in the 1990's -- Margaretta Joly, Love Letters vs. Letters Carved in Stone: Gender, Memory and the 'Forces Sweethearts' Exhibition -- MONUMENTS -- Catherine Moriarty, Private Grief and Public Remembrance: British First World War Memorials -- Bill Kidd, Memory and Commemoration of War in Lorraine, 1909-79 -- FILM AND PHOTOGRAPHY -- Sue Harper, Popular Film, Popular Memory: the Case of the Second World War -- POPULAR MEMORY -- Martin Shaw, Past Wars and Present Conflict: From the Second World War -- Jeffrey Walsh, The Gulf War in British Popular Culture -- Barry Doyle, Religion, Politics and Remembrance: a Free Church Community and its Great War Dead -- Gerd Knischewski, German Memory and Identity