Tim Grady is Senior Lecturer in European History at the University of Chester and Honorary Fellow at the Parkes Institute for Jewish / non-Jewish Relations, University of Southampton.

• List of AbbreviationsList of IllustrationsAcknowledgmentsIntroduction1. Dying: War, Mutilation and Mass Death, 1914-19182. Mourning: Defeat, Revolution and Memorialisation, 1918-19233. Commemorating: War Veterans, Ritual and Remembrance, 1923-19294. Forgetting: Nazism, Front Fighters and Destruction, 1929-19455. Discovering: War Victims, War Crimes and Reconstruction, 1945-19606. Embracing: The Growth of Holocaust Awareness and Acknowledgement of the Jewish Soldiers, 1960-1980ConclusionBibliographyIndex

Grady has done a great deal in this book, done it well, and those interested in Germany’s memory culture owe him their thanks.Central European History ALAN T. LEVENSON UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA

Tim Grady is Senior Lecturer in European History at the University of Chester and Honorary Fellow at the Parkes Institute for Jewish / non-Jewish Relations, University of Southampton.

• List of AbbreviationsList of IllustrationsAcknowledgmentsIntroduction1. Dying: War, Mutilation and Mass Death, 1914-19182. Mourning: Defeat, Revolution and Memorialisation, 1918-19233. Commemorating: War Veterans, Ritual and Remembrance, 1923-19294. Forgetting: Nazism, Front Fighters and Destruction, 1929-19455. Discovering: War Victims, War Crimes and Reconstruction, 1945-19606. Embracing: The Growth of Holocaust Awareness and Acknowledgement of the Jewish Soldiers, 1960-1980ConclusionBibliographyIndex

Grady has done a great deal in this book, done it well, and those interested in Germany’s memory culture owe him their thanks.Central European History ALAN T. LEVENSON UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA

Tim Grady is Senior Lecturer in European History at the University of Chester and Honorary Fellow at the Parkes Institute for Jewish / non-Jewish Relations, University of Southampton.

• List of AbbreviationsList of IllustrationsAcknowledgmentsIntroduction1. Dying: War, Mutilation and Mass Death, 1914-19182. Mourning: Defeat, Revolution and Memorialisation, 1918-19233. Commemorating: War Veterans, Ritual and Remembrance, 1923-19294. Forgetting: Nazism, Front Fighters and Destruction, 1929-19455. Discovering: War Victims, War Crimes and Reconstruction, 1945-19606. Embracing: The Growth of Holocaust Awareness and Acknowledgement of the Jewish Soldiers, 1960-1980ConclusionBibliographyIndex

Grady has done a great deal in this book, done it well, and those interested in Germany’s memory culture owe him their thanks.Central European History ALAN T. LEVENSON UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA