Memory and World War II

Foreword--Michael Lambeck * Introduction--Francesca Cappelletto, University Of Verona, Italy * Remembering the Resistance in Popular Theatre: A Basque Controversy--Sandra Ott, University Of Nevada, Reno * War Remembrance and Social Relations in the Village of Ziakias--Riki Van Boeshoten, University of Thessaly, Greece * Public Memories and Personal Stories: Recalling the Nazi-Fascist Massacres in Central Italy--Francesca Cappelletto, University Of Verona, Italy * The Anecdote in the Concentrationary Memory--Laurent Vergne, CNRS, France * Reconstructing Life In Violent Eras: A Comparison of Emigre and Native Narratives--Roger Petersen, MIT * World War II Comes to an Istrian Village--Rudolph Bell, Rutgers University * Memory Making among Gentry in Poland--Longina Jakubowska, University of Amsterdam

Anecdote · Archaeology · Art · Art history · Ethnography · Gentry · Literature · Narrative · Spanish Civil War · World War II · History · Italian Fascism and Post-war Society · Memory, Trauma, and Commemoration · 1939-1945 · Collective memory · Europe · Memory · Military history · Psychological aspects · Social aspects · World War