Introduction

Uilleam Blacker, Alexander Etkind

1-22

Europe's divided memory

Aleida Assmann

25-41

Human rights and European remembrance

Jay Winter

43-58

European memory

between Jewish and cosmopolitan

Natan Sznaider

59-78

Between Paris and Warsaw

multidirectional memory, ethics, and historical responsibility

Michael Rothberg

81-101

Theory as memory practice

the divided discourse on Poland's postcoloniality

Dirk Uffelmann

103-124

Occupation versus colonization

post-Soviet Latvia and the provincialization of Europe

125-145

Murder in the cemetery

memorial clashes over the victims of the Soviet-Polish wars

Andrzej Nowak

149-171

Living among the ghosts of others

urban postmemory in Eastern Europe

Uilleam Blacker

173-193

Toward cosmopolitan mourning

belarusian literature between history and politics

Simon Lewis

195-216

Why digital memory studies should not overlook Eastern Europe's memory wars

Ellen Rutten

219-231

Memory wars in post-Soviet Ukraine (1991–2010)

Andriy Portnov

233-254

The struggle for history

the past as a limited resource

Ilja Kalinin

255-265