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Wounds of memory: the politics of war in Germany Maja Zehfuss. 2007. Wounds of memory: the politics of war in Germany.
Remembering war: the Great War between memory and history in the twentieth century J. M Winter. 2006. Remembering war: the Great War between memory and history in the twentieth century.
‘Fais de cela un monument’ Louis Aragon, War, Memory and Commemoration Angela Kimyongür. Submitted. ‘Fais de cela un monument’ Louis Aragon, War, Memory and Commemoration. French Cultural Studies. 16(3):259-272.
'Days of Glory'? Veterans, reparation and national memory Nicola1 Cooper. 2008. 'Days of Glory'? Veterans, reparation and national memory Journal of War & Culture Studies. 1(1):91-106.
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The Memory of Violence: Soviet and East European Mennonite Refugees and Rape in the Second World War Marlene Epp. 1997. The Memory of Violence: Soviet and East European Mennonite Refugees and Rape in the Second World War. Journal of Women's History. 9(1):58-87.
