Mischa Gabowitsch, ed. Replicating Atonement: Foreign Models in the Commemoration of Atrocities. London: Palgrave Macmillan, 2017
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Результатом стремления современных обществ разобраться с кровавым наследием XX века стал «мемориальный поворот» последних десятилетий, проявившийся во вторжении прошлого в политику, распространении массовых движений, объединенных отношением к определенным событиям истории, и формировании нового научного направления исследований памяти (memory studies). Разные страны включаются в процесс осмысления и преодоления геноцида, массовых репрессий и военных преступлений. Исторический опыт уникален, но политики и интеллектуалы в разных странах ищут образцы и «лучшие практики» преодоления трудного прошлого.
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Memorial Turn, Memory Studies, Germany, Repentance, Genocide
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