Ruptures in the Everyday

Andrew Stuart Bergerson is Professor of History and Public Humanities at the University of Missouri-Kansas City.Leonard Schmieding is a Postdoctoral Fellow in Global and Trans-Regional History at the German Historical Institute in Washington, DC.Ruptures in the Everyday was jointly written by ATG26, a scholarly collective comprising the following authors:Jonathan Bach, Andrew Stuart Bergerson (lead author), Susanne Beer, Mark E. Blum, Michaela Christ, Cristina Cuevas-Wolf, Mary Fulbrook, Eva Giloi, Thomas Gurr, Jason Johnson, Craig Koslofsky, Dani Kranz, Phil Leask, Wendy Lower, Elissa Mailänder, Josie McLellan, Alexandra Oeser, Steve Ostovich, Will Rall, Leonard Schmieding (lead author), Johannes Schwartz, Sara Ann Sewell, Paul Steege, Maximilian Strnad, Julia Timpe, Heléna Tóth

• List of IllustrationsList of MapsAcknowledgementsList of AbbreviationsChapter 1. WendeChapter 2. SelfChapter 3. Interpersonal RelationshipsChapter 4. FamiliesChapter 5. ObjectsChapter 6. InstitutionsChapter 7. Anti-SemitismChapter 8. Violent WorldsChapter 9. Taking PlaceChapter 10. Telling StoriesReferencesAuthorsIndex

“As a whole, this volume offers an innovative contribution to the continuity problem of German history in the 20th century…The editors and their authors have succeeded in taking their readership onto an unconventional and intellectually often fascinating journey into German everyday life, and not only historically, which allows fascinating and fresh insights.” Zeitschrift für Geschichtswissenschaft