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Polish Memory Laws and the Distortion of the History of the Holocaustterms of up to three years for those found guilty of “slandering the good name of the Polish nation” and implying that Polish society and its institutions were in any way complicit in the Holocaust. The law was speedily approved by the Parliament and signed into law by the Polish president. Shortly

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Legislating Historical Memory in Post-Soviet Ukraineive effects of the new legislation on the Ukrainian society. The proponents of the decommunization laws, in turn, were referring to the Russian hybrid aggression and security concerns. This chapter addresses current controversies around the legislation of historical memory in war-torn Ukraine which

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The Perils and Limits of Memory Laws: The Case of Israel’s “Nakba Law” (2011)ence Day celebration. Focusing on the public debates surrounding the law from 2009 to 2017, the legislation process is analyzed within the Israeli context as one legal technique in the service of a larger political effort to silence criticism and control public debate. This case demonstrates how ant

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Memory Law and the Duty to Remember the “1994 Genocide Against the Tutsi” in Rwandaestablished a comprehensive transitional justice program, including memory laws aimed at combatting genocide denial. This chapter outlines the evolution of Rwanda’s memory laws, including their creation from 1994 to 2000; the emergence of a Rwandan official narrative from 2000 to 2010; and efforts s