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Literary Supplement
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James Madison, Fox, and Friends.
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History for the Next Generation
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David Bowie's Legacy in the 21st Century
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The Ballad of Harry T. Moore, and music as a liminal space of societal memory
National Narratives of the Holocaust
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The Nature of Remembrance in Boston and Berlin
A Night to Remember, Or Forget
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The Paris Massacre and French Collective Memory
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There is no Richter scale of suffering, but France's troubled history is no justification for its memory laws.
Aleksandar Hemon: The Bard of Bosnia
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The Book of My Lives, Reviewed
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