Titlebook: Replicating Atonement; Foreign Models in th Mischa Gabowitsch Book 2017 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive li

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Coming to Terms with the Canadian Past: Truth and Reconciliation, Indigenous Genocide, and the Post-(TRC) of Canada. His chapter explores the similarities and differences between the TRC and other truth commissions, focusing on its non-judicial and victim-centered aspects. He examines debates about the applicability of Holocaust atonement models to redress for the IRS system and the more general d

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Murambi is Not Auschwitz: The Holocaust in Representations of the Rwandan Genocidethe Rwandan genocide of 1994, this chapter draws and discusses the politics behind the borrowing of Shoah commemoration by Paul Kagame’s ruling party in the process of creating official commemorative practices and sites, exemplified here by the Kigali Memorial Centre. Drawing on anthropological fiel

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Foils and Mirrors: The Soviet , and German Atonementet debates about Stalinist terror even though the details of the German experience remain unknown. In the 1960s, early West German publications about the Nazi past indirectly influenced Soviet Aesopian narratives that hinted at similarities between fascism with communism, such as the documentary fil

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From Guilty Generation to Expert Generation? Personal Reflections on Second Post-war Generation Westl experiences. Raised in a spirit of responsibility for the past and repudiation of nationalism, as late as the 1980s young Germans who travelled abroad were often seen as representatives of a guilty national community. After 1989, in contrast, international perceptions shifted toward an extreme ide

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Book 2017 regional and country studies covering Argentina, Canada, Japan, Lebanon, Rwanda, Russia, Turkey, the United States and former Yugoslavia, the authors look at the pitfalls, misunderstandings and perverse effects–but also the promise–of trying to replicate atonement. Going beyond the idea of a global

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Replicating Atonement: The German Model and Beyond,e as a master atoner, analyzing push and pull factors that have contributed to perceptions of German moral success. Throughout, Gabowitsch shows how the volume’s individual chapters contribute to understanding the implications of attempts to replicate atonement.