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Life Stories as Memory Carriers,eyond that they also offer contemporary witnesses individual ways of coming to terms with the past. The article focuses not only on the individual coping possibilities of surviving victims, but also on those of perpetrators and followers.

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Book 2022e questions from a Japanese and German perspective on the basis of empirical and historical research, combining historical, educational, and philosophical approaches and opening up new perspectives for academic research as well as for practical educational work by comparing the cultures of remembrance.

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,Remembrance—Responsibility—Reconciliation. New Challenges for Education in Germany and Japan,ation and remembrance face. The volume aims at a comparative study of national history policies and memory cultures and contains retrospective overviews, analyses of current debates, and empirical case studies based on new sources.

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Moral Education and Historical Revisionism,ench third republic, the paper then goes on to discuss how historical revisionist tendencies have recently spread into the material of moral teaching as well, against the general background of the tendency to relativize and ultimately deny shadowy sides of one’s own history.

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