Chapter 1 Cultural Memories: An Introduction

Chapter 2 Communicative and Cultural Memory

Chapter 3 Memory and Space in the Work of Maurice Halbwachs

Chapter 4 Knowledge, Cultural Memory, and Politics

Chapter 5 The Rütli in Switzerland: Minor Memory—Major Ambitions

Chapter 6 Sharing Space? Geography and Politics in Post-conflict Northern Ireland

Chapter 7 Memory—Recollection—Culture—Identity—Space: Social Context, Identity Formation, and Self-construction of the Calé (Gitanos) in Spain

Chapter 8 Seven Circles of European Memory

Chapter 9 Halecki Revisited: Europe’s Conflicting Cultures of Remembrance

Chapter 10 Remembering for Whom? Concepts for Memorials in Western Europe

Chapter 11 Family Memories of World War II and the Holocaust in Europe, or Is There a European Memory?

Chapter 12 Annihilating—Preserving—Remembering: The “Aryanization” of Jewish History and Memory During the Holocaust

Chapter 13 History/Archive/Memory: A Historical Geography of the US Naval Memorial in Brest, France

Chapter 14 Places and Spaces: The Remembrance of D-Day 1944 in Normandy

Chapter 15 “Doors into Nowhere”: Dead Cities and the Natural History of Destruction

Chapter 16 Violent Memories: South Asian Spaces of Postcolonial Anamnesis

Chapter 17 Spacing Forgetting: The Birth of the Museum at Fort Jesus, Mombasa, and the Legacies of the Colonization of Memory in Kenya

Chapter 18 Landscape, Transformations, and Immutability in an Aboriginal Australian Culture

Chapter 19 Person, Space, and Memory: Why Anthropology Needs Cognitive Science and Human Geography