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Markus Moll,Hsiao-Wei Tang,Luc Van Goolontext. And the British Empire . a site of genocide. One might expect then to find that the IWM grapples with the problem of genocide in the British Empire (in Australia, in Ireland, in India for example). It does not. As such, I want to use this commentary to think more about the relationship betwe

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Erik-Jan Rijkhorst,Daniel Heanes,Freddy Odille,David Hawkes,Dean Barratteen organised and understood. The approach that this discussion takes is both empirical (setting out salient features of the public discourse of Holocaust memory in 1995 under various genre headings) and critical (commenting on some of the implications of these discursive features for thinking about

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Philippe Burlina,Chad Sprouse,Daniel DeMenthon,Anne Jorstad,Radford Juang,Francisco Contijoch,Theodosubsequent Nuremberg proceedings — has left its mark, including the 1961 film . and the 2000 production .. Furthermore, the courtroom itself has become something of a tourist attraction, receiving 13,138 visitors in 2005 alone. It now houses a permanent exhibition on the tribunal.

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Ziv Yaniv,Jan Boese,Marily Sarmiento,Kevin Clearynth Cage’ Frontstalag — were ramshackle facilities in which prisoners were beset by dysentery and untreated infections and, in some cases, shot by overzealous guards for such trivialities as attempting to use the open-ditch latrines at night. The experience of capture for Allied prisoners taken in N

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Steffen Schumann,Marc Puls,Timo Ecker,Tobias Schwaegli,Jan Stifter,Klaus-A. Siebenrock,Guoyan Zhengrce’s limitations to become apparent. Another means of continuing the fight was to harness one of Britain’s clear strengths in 1940 — the Royal Navy — to tighten the blockade that had first been imposed on Germany in September 1939 further. Unlike bombing, there was precedent enough for a blockade t

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Andreas Weihusen,Lisa Hinrichsen,Thomas Carus,Rainer Dammer,Richard Rascher-Friesenhausen,Tim Kr?gerrce’s limitations to become apparent. Another means of continuing the fight was to harness one of Britain’s clear strengths in 1940 — the Royal Navy — to tighten the blockade that had first been imposed on Germany in September 1939 further. Unlike bombing, there was precedent enough for a blockade t