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The Rise and Fall of Auto-Critical Memory

The Rise and Fall of Auto-Critical Memory

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Something novel happened after the Second World War. Rather than just celebrating past victories or heroic defeats, nations began to memorialize their most shameful crimes and misdeeds. From the Holocaust to the slave trade, memory studies expert Itay Lotem argues that West Germany and France pioneered this new form of auto-critical, perpetrator memory. How auto-critical memory gained global resonance and why it ultimately failed to meet expectations is the subject of Itay Lotem’s most recent book, Dealing with Dark Pasts: A European History of Auto-Critical Memory in Global Perspectives. A conversation with Itay Lotem about the rise and fall of auto-critical memory, next on the November 3rd episode of the Realms of Memory podcast.

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