German History, Fascism, Historiography, Jewish History
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Overview
The Berlin Wall crumbled amid fears that a united Germany might seek too quickly to put its Nazi past behind it, inaugurating a new era of triumphant nationalism. What happened instead was surprising: behind the flag-waving arose a more public, thoughtful, and realistic scrutiny of the country's horrific legacy than ever before seen in postwar Germany. Facing the Nazi Past shows how the readiness of a newly united people, combined with an explosion of media events, gave birth to a collaborative, determined effort to reexamine and accept the past.Book Details
Published
September 27, 2001
Publisher
London : Routledge, 2001.
Pages
288
Format
Paperback
ISBN
9780415262811