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Tablesofcontent
Introduction.................................................11
Thehistoriographyofmemory..............................21
Categoriesofmemoryandhistoriographyofrecenthistory.........
21
<Lieuxdememoire’,<narratives’and<masterstories’...............
34
Categoriesof<reckoning’and<badpast’..........................
44
Historiographyof’references’..................................
50
Tradition,stereotypeandhistoriographyofhistory................
53
Historianandhistoriographyofmemory.........................
58
NarrationsofHistoryofGDR................................63
<Doublepast’and<anti-totalitarianconsensus’....................
66
<Antifascism’and<Ostalgia’asnarratives.........................
74
<BrokenSociety’.............................................102
Opressedandvictimsofregime.................................117
Leipzigasamemorial.........................................127
NarrativeoftheWest.........................................135
Escapeandthewall...........................................147
<PeacefulRevolution’.........................................153
NarrativeoftheEastGermanopposition........................162
ThememoryoftheGDRasasubjectofnationwide
disputeandthestagingcollectivememory
anditsinstitutionalization................................179
ChangeofGerman<masterstory’andits<staging’.................201
ThenationwidedisputeonreckoningofGDR....................217
The‘anti-totalitarianconsensus’,Germanmemory,
andEuropeandialogueofmemory.......................245
Insteadofending............................................265
Notes........................................................279
Summary....................................................295
Bibliography.................................................299
Index........................................................323
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