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Memory, Trauma, and Commemoration

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This cluster of papers explores the study of collective memory, trauma, and dark tourism, with a focus on topics such as cultural trauma, postmemory, heritage tourism, and mediated memories. It delves into the ways in which societies remember and commemorate historical events, particularly traumatic ones like the Holocaust, and how these memories are manifested in various forms of tourism and cultural practices.

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Holocaust memory; war memorials; memory politics; memorials; Holocaust education; dark tourism; Holocaust representation; places of memory; memory culture; memorial sites; Holocaust memorials; public memory; war commemoration; postmemory; Memorial Day; World War II memory; Confederate monuments; Holocaust museums; Holocaust studies; veterans' memorials; memorial architecture; memory practices; transnational memory; Holocaust in film; genocide memory

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Morton address: 36244886632006740 · morton4x16-v1

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