Norwegian Remembrance of the World Wars

Inbunden, Engelska, 2027

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Although Norway largely escaped the horrors of World War I, it was invaded and occupied by Nazi Germany for five years during World War II. This volume considers Norway's collective memory of the wars: how they are processed, negotiated, and commemorated. Its contributions consider a variety of modalities, including literature, education, landscapes, and photographs, showing how cultural memory of the wars affected and continues to affect Norwegian culture, society, and international relations. Crucially, this volume also illustrates that cultural memory is not static but emergent, responsive to changing politics, social pressures, and world affairs. Like individual memories, collective memory is dynamic, malleable, and vitally important.

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Utgivningsdatum2027-06-01
Mått152 x 229 x undefined mm
FormatInbunden
SpråkEngelska
Antal sidor250
FörlagUniversity of Wisconsin Press
ISBN9780299362607

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Jon Reitan is an associate professor at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology. He has coauthored several books (including three with Trond Risto) and is the author of Jødene fra Trondheim (The Jews from Trondheim).Trond Risto is a professor at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology. He is the author of Da freden brøt løs: De først månedene i frihet etter andre verdenskrig (When peace broke out: The first months of freedom after the Second World War).Leiv Sem is a professor at Nord University. He has coauthored and coedited several books on cultural history, including Painful Heritage: Studies in the Cultural Landscape of the Second World War.

PrefaceIntroduction Jon Reitan, Trond Risto, and Leiv Sem1. Fallen Seamen: Norway and the Topography of World War I RemembranceJon Reitan2. Voices from the Trenches: Exploring Norwegian Memoirs of WWITrond Risto and Leiv Sem3. The Inner Enemy in Contemporary Fiction Leiv Sem4. Remembering Nazi Camps in NorwayJon Reitan and Trond Risto5. Visualizing Survival: Norwegian Jews and the Photography of Liberation in BuchenwaldKarianne Hansen6. The Legacy of the Norwegian 1942 Teachers' Revolts Against the Nazi RegimeLeiv Sem and Ole Petter Vestheim7. First Encounters of WWII in Norwegian Classrooms: Teaching the Occupation, Resistance, and Liberation from 1945 to 1960Susann Longva Vaeth8. World War Memories in Foreign Policy: Norway Between Britain and GermanyGeir Ketil AlmlidAcknowledgments

"Enlightening, cohesive, and original. Together, the chapters show a shift from nationally framed, hero-focused remembrance to a more transnational, victim-focused memory culture. A substantial contribution to an important field." - Dean Krouk, University of Wisconsin–Madison "A novel, cross-disciplinary, and deeply researched study of Norwegian memory culture that explores how societies mobilize memories of war." - Barbara Törnquist-Plewa, Lund University