Justice and Memory - Confronting traumatic pasts. An international comparison.

326 S. Gebraucht, aber gut erhalten. - A Look at Vienna, 1938: Gitta Sereny -- From Collective Violence to a Common Future: Four Models for Dealing with a Traumatic Past: Aleida Assmann -- Justice, Truth, and Peace. Three Dimensions of Consequences: Anton Pelinka -- Transforming the Holocaust. Remarks after the Beginning of the 21st Century: Dirk Rupnow -- Historical Scholarship, Politics of the Public Past and (Semi-) Private Memory: Mitchell G. Ash -- Considering the Violence of Voicelessness: Censorship and Self-censorship Related to the South African TRC Process: Christine Anthonissen -- Dealing with the Past in Spain. Between Amnesia and Collective Memory: Walther L. Bernecker -- The Polish Debate Around Fear by Jan Tomasz Gross from the Perspective of the Intermediary Discourse Analysis: Marek Czyzewski -- Resolving Antagonistic Tensions. Some Discourse Analytic Reflections on Verbal Commemorative Practices: Titus Ensink -- Restitution: Yes, but . . .: Rudolf de Cillia and Ruth Wodak -- Spoken Silences - Bridging Breaks. The Discursive Construction of Historical Continuities and TurningPoints in Austrian. Commemorative Speeches by Employing Rhetorical Tropes: Martin Reisigl -- Images of the "Other" and Danish Politics of the Past: Anti-Semitism, Xenophobia and the Dream of Homogeneity: Thorsten Wagner -- The Legacies of the Holocaust in Scandinavian Small State Foreign Policy: Cecilie Felicia Stokholm Banke -- Two Sides of the Coin: Clean Break and Usable History. The Case of Hungary: Andrâs Kovâcs -- Confronting War Crimes of the Wehrmacht: Walter Manoschek -- Israel's Prenatal Memory: Born 1948 - Traumatised 1938: Moshe Zimmermann.