Titlebook: Contemporary Germany and the Nazi Legacy; Remembrance, Politic Caroline Pearce Book 2008 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publis

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Sixty Years On: Commemoration and a New Government,in Europe. The 8 May was more about . reflections on the end of the war. The 60th anniversary commemorations were a chance for Germany to take stock of its post-war development. However, both the Auschwitz and 8 May commemorations were dominated by debates on the far right. In addition, the increase

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Introduction, events was significant in not drawing comparisons with the crimes of the National Socialist past. Such comparisons appeared inappropriate as the terrorist attacks had revealed a different sort of enemy with a different target. Germany’s response to the ‘war on terror’ is one example of how recollec

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Approaches to the Dialectic of Normality,onal responsibility for the Nazi past continues to enter public and political debates in Germany as evidence of the dialectic of normality. There is a tendency to question the associated motives, as Walser did. However, along with its more unwelcome manifestations through excessive instrumentalisati

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Sixty Years On: Commemoration and a New Government,commemorations, including the anniversaries of the D-Day landings, the liberation of Auschwitz and German capitulation, were indication of the global, European and national layers of interpretation outlined thus far. Moreover, they confirmed the tendency for remembrance of the past to be marked by r

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Conclusion,ransition from communicative to cultural memory. We have seen that these layers are constructed at different levels, for example at international, national or regional level, and by different groupings or communities of memory within society. Two points should be restated in this context. First, wit

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