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Contents Acknowledgements vii Notes on Contributors ix Foreword by Michael Lambek xi 1 Introduction 1 Francesca Cappelletto 2 'Little Moscow' and the Greek Civil War: Memories of Violence, Local Identities and Cultural Practices in a Greek Mountain Community 39 Riki Van Boeschoten 3 Remembering the Resistance in Popular Theatre: a Basque Controversy 65 Sandra Ott 4 World War II comes to an Istrian Village: Atrocities and Memories 87 Rudolph M. Bell 5 Public Memories and Personal Stories: Recalling the Nazi-fascist Massacres 101 Francesca Cappelletto 6 Memory and Cultural Schema: Linking Memory to Political Action 131 Roger Petersen 7 Memory-making among the Gentry in Poland 155 Longina Jakubowska 8 Historians: Private, Collective and Public Memories of Violence and War Atrocities 177 Stuart Woolf Index 195
Library of Congress Subject Headings for this publication:
World War, 1939-1945 -- Psychological aspects.
World War, 1939-1945 -- Social aspects -- Europe.
Memory -- Social aspects.