Sites Of Memory, Sites Of Mourning: The Great War In European Cultural History (Studies In The Social And Cultural History Of Mo,New

Sites Of Memory, Sites Of Mourning: The Great War In European Cultural History (Studies In The Social And Cultural History Of Mo,New

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Jay Winter'S Powerful And Substantial New Study Of The 'Collective Remembrance' Of The Great War Offers A Major Reassessment Of One Of The Critical Episodes In The Cultural History Of The Twentieth Century. Using A Wide Variety Of Literary, Artistic And Architectural Evidence, Dr. Winter Looks Anew At The Ways, Many Of Them Highly Traditional, In Which Communities Endeavored To Find Collective Solace After The Carnage Of The First World War. The Result Is A Profound And Moving Book, Of Seminal Importance For The Attempt To Understand The Course Of European History During The First Half Of The Twentieth Century.

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