Change through Historical Rapprochement – the German-Polish-Russian Trialogue on Remembrance
Abstract
The edited volume Erinnern an den Zweiten Weltkrieg (Recollect the Second World War) focuses on the different formations of national landscapes of memory in Germany, Russia, and Poland regarding WWII, with particular focus on museums and memorials. In addition to the national specifics of commemoration practices, especially common elements are addressed in order to establish a tripartite consensus on the history of the 20th century to accelerate the convergence of three formerly warring parties.
All articles (not book covers) in KULT_online from issue 50 on are published under the license Creative Commons Attribution 4.0. All published articles may be reused under the conditions of the license, particularly for commercial purposes and through editing the article (Human-Readable Summary). All authors (have) permitted the publication under the above mentioned license. There is no copyright transfer towards KULT_online. For all book covers specific rights might be reserved, please contact the respective publisher for any lawful reuse. All contributions published in issue 1-49 of KULT_online are free available online and protected by the German Copyright Law.
