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BOOK
AU - Wilhelm, Cornelia
TI -
Migration, memory, and diversity
Germany from 1945 to the present
PB - Berghahn
SN - 9781785338380
SN - 9781785333279
KW - Immigrants Germany Social conditions
KW - Refugees Germany Social conditions
KW - Minorities Germany Social conditions
KW - World War, 1939-1945 Influence
KW - Memory Social aspects Germany
KW - Cultural pluralism Germany
KW - Multiculturalism Germany
KW - Difference (Psychology) Social aspects Germany
KW - Immigrants
KW - Refugees
KW - Minorities
KW - World War, 1939-1945
KW - Memory
KW - Cultural pluralism
KW - Multiculturalism
KW - Difference (Psychology)
KW - Germany
KW - Germany Emigration and immigration Social aspects
KW - Germany Ethnic relations
KW - Aufsatzsammlung
KW - Deutschland
KW - Migration
KW - Erinnerung
KW - Kollektives Gedächtnis
KW - Geschichte 1945-2013
PY - 2017
N2 - Literaturangaben und Index
N2 - Hier auch später erschienene, unveränderte Nachdrucke
N2 - Preface Konrad H. Jarausch
N2 - Introduction: Migration, memory, and diversity in Germany after 1945 ; Cornelia Wilhelm ; Part I. Postwar migrations: history, memory, and diversity -- 1. The commemoration of forced migrations in Germany Martin Schulze Wessel
N2 - 2. A missing narrative: Displaced Persons in the history of postwar West Germany Anna Holian
N2 - 3. Inclusion and exclusion of immigrants and the politics of labeling: thinking beyond "guest workers," "ethnic German resettlers," "refugees of the European crisis," and "poverty migration" Asiye Kaya
N2 - 4. Refugee reports: asylum and mass media in divided Germany during the Cold War and beyond Patrice G. Poutrus
N2 - Part II. Institutional responses to migration and cultural difference -- 5. History, memory, and symbolic boundaries in the Federal Republic of Germany: migrants and migration in school history textbooks Simone Lassig
N2 - 6. Representations of immigration and emigration in Germany's historic museums Dietmar Osses and Katarzyna Nogueira
N2 - 7. Archival collections and the study of migration Klaus A. Lankheit
N2 - 8. Thinking difference in postwar Germany: some epistemological obstacles around "race" Rita Chin
N2 - Part III. Reconsidering history, memory, and identity in the post-unification period -- 9. Nationalism and citizenship during the passage from the postwar to the post-postwar Dietmar Schirmer
N2 - 10. Learning to live with the other Germany in the post-Wall Federal Republic ; Kathrin Bower ; 11. Conflicting memories, conflicting identities: Russian-Jewish immigration and the image of a new German Jewry Karen Körber
N2 - 12. Swept under the rug: home-grown anti-Semitism and migrants as "obstacles" in German Holocaust remembrance Annette Seidel-Arpaci
N2 - Afterword: structures and larger context of political change in migration and integration policy: Germany between normalization and Europeanization Holger Kolb.
BT - Studies in contemporary European history ; volume 21
BT - History
CY - New York
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ER -