Cent ans apres
la memoire de la Premiere Guerre mondiale: One Hundred Years after: The Memory of the First World War
edited by E. Lemonidou
One hundred years ago, the First World War ended. The commemorations allow us to reconsider the forms of the collective memory of the conflict as a whole and through specific features. But can we speak of a single type of collective memory? There is in fact a plurality of collective memories that vary according to family and social origins, but which remain largely national and heterogeneous from one country to another. The aim of this publication is to map the evolution over time, up until today, of the collective memories of the First World War in Europe, through the texts of eminent historians. Too often neglected, the Balkan Peninsula is particularly studied here, alongside the traditional great European powers. Taking into account their respective histories, the collective memories of the Great War seem to have a strong dynamic in some countries, whereas in others they were relegated to the background by other contemporary events. The articles devoted to national cases coexist with innovative studies focusing on the pan-European and transnational dimensions of the collective memories, linked to emerging historiographical approaches, which open a fresh perspective in First World War studies.
- Edited by Lemonidou E.
Other Titles in this Series
Cent ans apres
la memoire de la Premiere Guerre mondiale: One Hundred Years after: The Memory of the First World War
Volume 13
Similar Books
Katechetischer Text, oder Unterricht vom christlichen Lehrbegrif für Unstudirte
2 Auflagen: 1765–1772. Bibliothek der Neologie. Kritische Ausgabe in zehn Bänden. Band X
A Companion to Political Leadership in Central and Eastern Europe after 1990
Democratization – Political Parties – Elections
Volume 3
Military Healthcare and the Early Modern State, 1660–1830
Management – Professionalisation – Shortcomings
Religious Transformations in Europe
Individual Life Paths between Secularism and (New) Religiosity in the 19th Century
Tactical and Strategic Insights from the Russo-Ukrainian War
Western Security and Defence in the 21st Century
The Color of Choice
The Armenians and the Politics of Race in the United States and Germany (1890–1945)
Volume 2
The Mobilization at the Periphery
Universal Conscription as A Modernizing Factor of the Habsburg Empire from 1868–1914
Towards the Olympian Gods
The Representational Strategies of Mythological Painting in 17th century Bohemia and Moravia
War and Remembrance II
World War II and the Holocaust between Tabooization and Competing Narratives in Post-Socialist Europe
Volume 15
„Brüder, zur Sonne“?
Entwicklung, Dekolonisierung und sozialistische Solidarität in den österreichischen 1960ern
Alltag – Erinnerung – Aufarbeitung an der Universität Wien
Historische Wissenschaften in Austrofaschismus, Nationalsozialismus und Nachkriegszeit