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W. Bargmann unification of the two German states after 1990. This state of affairs, however, in no way demonstrated that ‘the whole country is a monument’. Hundreds and hundreds of less conspicuous sites had been made invisible after 1945, transforming them into nondescript places by deleting the traces of the

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nd the necessity or moral obligation to continuously revisit and interrogate those sites through the agency of art. Hence, acknowledging the importance of aesthetic framings for ‘rendering visible’ and, in fact, producing camp sites as carriers of Holocaust memory that is of importance today, Didi-H

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A. Okscheed in past research. Even the available data is not very well described. In this book, we try to provide general linguists and those who are interested in the Chinese language with a reliable presentation and description of spatial expressions in Chinese. The papers collected here are empirical, des

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B. Csillikspace-derived data improves. Further, satellite data has important legal implications because it allows the fulfilment of international obligations to be monitored, and offers a powerful tool for dispute resolution. ..Accordingly, this book examines the use of satellite images for cases concerning h

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W. B. Quayin the judicial system and prove violations of human rights and international humanitarian law is analysed. Finally, this chapter will discuss the challenges that pertain to the interpretation of satellite images necessary for the prosecution of criminals.

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, p.114, original emphasis). Impossible, because unreachable for us today in their actuality as extermination centres, the sites are nonetheless real due to their insistent presence as unsettling reminders of the Holocaust - as long as returned to and artistically framed. The fact that there is an i

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D. Picardntation of experiences of state terror since the Shoah conceives the effects of war against civil populations ex post in terms of psychological pathology (see Felman and Laub, 1992; LaCapra, 1994; Caruth, 1995; Rothberg, 2000). Much of what has been conceptualized with reference to the concept of tr