Acknowledgements
Remembering
1. ‘The Brunt of the War & Where It Fell’
2. Small personal reminiscences concerning large human issues
3. A secret history of kept secrets: local mourning & state commemoration
4. Making memory work: remembering, moral life & the concentration system
5. ‘Should We Forget?’ Some answers from women’s testimonies
6. What has been forgotten, concerning children in the ‘white’ camps
7. Nooitgedacht: black people in the concentration system
8. Onthou! Commemoration & the legendary topography
9. For Electra, peace, of a kind
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Liz Stanley is Research Professor of Sociology at the University of Newcastle (MOVING TO EDINBURGH, SUMMER 2005)

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