William Kidd Knihy

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Focusing on the complexities of collective memory, this book examines the impact of twentieth-century wars through diverse perspectives and disciplines. It draws from discussions at a 2000 conference at Stirling University, delving into how memory can be constructed or influenced. The exploration of themes such as remembering and forgetting offers insights into the ways societies process and memorialize their pasts.