Use and Abuse of Memory

Taylor & Francis

Introduction: Memories and Analogies of World War II\n Christian Karner and Bram Mertens\n1 Genocide Memorialization and the Europeanization of Europe\n Henning Grunwald\n2 Appeasement Analogies in British Parliamentary Debates Preceding the 2003 Invasion of Iraq\n Joseph Burridge\n3 How Deeply Rooted Is the Commitment to \""Never Again\""? Dick Bengtsson's Swastikas and European Memory Culture\nTanja Schult\n4 Cultural Memories of German Suffering during the Second World War: An Inability Not to Mourn?\nKarl Wilds\n5 From Perpetrators to Victims and Back Again: The Long Shadow of the Second World War in Belgium\n Bram Mertens\n6 L'Histoire bling-bling Nicolas Sarkozy and the Historians\n Paul Smith\n7 The Pasts of the Present: World War II Memories and the Construction of Political Legitimacy in Post Cold War Italy\nBjorn Thomassen and Rosario Forlenza\n8 \""The Nazis Strike Again\"": The Concept of \""The German Enemy,\"" Party Strategies, and Mass Perceptions through the Prism of the Grx