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Table of Contents

Introduction

Part I: Policy of History and Memory in Different Socio-Cultural Contexts

1.The Politics of History in Poland and Germany,Michał Łuczewski, Paulina Bednarz-Łuczewska, Tomasz Maślanka
2. Collective memory and its Cultural Antecedents in Russia,Michail Chernysh
3. Between Past and Present: The forming of views on history in the Czech Republic, Jiří Šubrt

Part II: Cultural Memory Through School Textbooks

4. Discourse Analysis of School History Textbooks in Russia: Representation of the Afghanistan War, Elizaveta Polukhina, Alexander Malyugin
5. Between Memory and History - cultural memory in Polish school history books in the years 1945-2011. Analysis of three historical events, Ilona Gołębiewska
6. From Soviet to Ukrainian History Textbooks: Conflicts of interpretation, Oksana Danilenko

Part III: Memory Representations in Social Space

7. The Space of Memory in Afghanistan War Museum,Irina Tartakovskaya, Elena Rozhdestvenskaya
8. War After War. The WWII memorials as memory sites - the case of Warsaw, Krystyna Ewa Siellawa-Kolbowska
9. Local Authorities, Memory Sites and the City Space, Anna Strelnikova

Part IV: Narrating Memory

10. Wounded Memory and Collective Identity, Victoria Semenova
11. Afghan Veterans: Resonance of memory,Elena Rozhdestvenskaya
12. Veteran Web Sites as Mirrors for a Forgotten War, Irina Ksenofontova

Part V: Memory and Gender

13. Constructing Masculinity from the War Spirit, Irina Tartakovskaya
14. Body, Memory and Emotions of Male Members of the Army with Direct Experience of War, Alexandrina Vanke