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Wulf Kansteiner: "Good memory culture must serve the interests of present and future society"

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Today, 80 years ago, the Second World War ended. What does it mean to remember this day and thus the Nazi crimes? Historian Wulf Kansteiner explains why memories are always the subject of lively discussions and how to deal with the Russian government in terms of memory politics.
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Wulf Kansteiner: "Good memory culture must serve the interests of present and future society"

Today, 80 years ago, the Second World War ended. What does it mean to remember this day and thus the Nazi crimes? Historian Wulf Kansteiner explains why memories are always the subject of lively discussions and how to deal with the Russian government in terms of memory politics.

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