Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter 1
2. CONTENTS 5
3. Introduction 7
4. I CASES OF NATIONAL HISTORY CULTURES
5. Representations of Victims and Guilty in Public History. The Case of the Finnish Civil War in 1918 27
6. The Holocaust as History Culture in Finland 45
7. The Nazi Camps in the Norwegian Historical Culture 57
8. The Norwegian Fascist Monument at Stiklestad 1944-45 77
9. The Holocaust and Memory Culture: The Case of Sweden 91
10. Small and Moral Nations. Europe and the Emerging Politics of Memory 107
11. II HISTORICAL CONSCIOUSNESS IN HISTORY DIDACTICS
12. Processing Time – On the Manifestations and Activations of Historical Consciousness 129
13. German History Didactics: From Historical Consciousness to Historical Competencies – and Beyond? 145
14. Coping with Burdening History 165
15. III THE MEDIATION OF HISTORY IN PRACTICE
16. Exhibiting the War. Approaches to World War II in Museums and Exhibitions 189
17. World War II at 24 Frames a Second – Scandinavian Examples 207
18. Historical Propaganda and New Popular Cultural Medial Expressions 227
19. The Culture of Memory in the “Grandchildren Generation” in Denmark 241
20. Strengthening Narrative Competence by Diversification of (Hi)stories 257
21. How to Examine the (Self-)Reflective Effects of History Teaching 281
22. Contributors 303