Nazi camps and their neighbouring communities
| Titel: | Nazi camps and their neighbouring communities : history, memory, and memorialization / Helen J. Whatmore-Thomson |
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| Ausgabe: | First edition |
| Veröffentlicht: | Oxford : Oxford University Press, 2020 |
| Umfang: | xviii, 289 Seiten : Karte |
| Format: | Buch |
| Sprache: | Englisch |
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| ISBN: | 9780198789772 |
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- List of Illustrations
- p. xi
- Abbreviations and Their Translations
- p. xiii
- Foreign Terms
- p. xvii
- Introduction
- p. 1
- 1
- 'You Always Had One Foot in the Camp': Wartime Interactions between Camps and Communities
- p. 12
- Accommodating Camps in Host Localities
- p. 14
- KZ Neuengamme: An Industrial Camp at the Rural Extremes of Hamburg City
- p. 14
- KZ Natzweiler: Exploiting Alsatian Pink Granite at the 'Camp d'en Haut'
- p. 18
- Kamp Vught: The 'Model' Camp
- p. 23
- Interactions, Encounters, and the Social Aspect
- p. 28
- Mutual Beneficiaries
- p. 41
- Organized Assistance
- p. 50
- 2
- Camps after Camps: Internment and Memorialization in the Early Post-War Period
- p. 56
- From KZ to Internment Camp
- p. 58
- Vught and Natzweiler
- p. 58
- Neuengamme
- p. 64
- Municipal Relations with the Internment Camps
- p. 66
- Early Memorialization of the Camps
- p. 69
- Provisional Monuments, Memorial Ceremonies, and Exhibitions
- p. 70
- The First Official KZ Monuments
- p. 79
- Acknowledging Fraternity
- p. 85
- KZs amidst Local War Memory
- p. 90
- KZs as Sites of Memory
- p. 94
- 3
- Pragmatism and Memorialization: The Afterlives of Former KZs in the 1950s and Early 1960s
- p. 103
- Pragmatism and the Displacement of KZ Memory
- p. 105
- Vught: Multipurpose Refunctionalization
- p. 106
- Neuengamme: A Modern Penal Facility
- p. 112
- Natzweiler-Struthof: Generating Revenue from Relics
- p. 119
- Embracing KZ Memory, With or Without an Official Monument
- p. 120
- KZ Rites and Rituals
- p. 121
- Mobilizing KZ Memory for Political Protest
- p. 126
- Memorial Responsibilities
- p. 128
- Camp Memory in Other Contexts
- p. 132
- 4
- Narratives, Agents, and Issues: Memorial Politics in the 1950s and Early 1960s
- p. 140
- Entrenched Disputes: The Importance of Locality at the National Memorial to the Deportation, Natzweiler-Struthof
- p. 141
- The Contentious Matter of Heritage Protection
- p. 142
- Land Ownership, Acquisition, and Indemnification
- p. 148
- Building and Funding the Monument
- p. 151
- An Absence of Locality at Neuengamme?
- p. 159
- The First Neuengamme Monument: An Understatement of Commemoration
- p. 160
- The International Monument and the Increasing Importance of Place
- p. 165
- 5
- The Relative Quiet of KZ Memorialization
- p. 171
- The Routinization of Remembrance?
- p. 171
- The Changing Forms and Effects of KZ Memory
- p. 180
- Growing Sensitivities
- p. 183
- Pragmatic Legacies
- p. 188
- 6
- Material and Moral Reassessments of the KZ Past: From the 1980s into the New Millennium
- p. 191
- The Changing Parameters of KZ Memory
- p. 192
- KZ Natzweiler-Struthof
- p. 192
- KZ Neuengamme
- p. 194
- Kamp Vught
- p. 201
- Acknowledging an Entwined History
- p. 207
- Neuengamme's Religious Reckoning
- p. 208
- Enlarging the Topographical Scope of KZ Memory
- p. 219
- Municipal Manifestations of Memory
- p. 224
- Sites of Memory, Sites of Enlightenment: Twenty-First-Century KZ Memorials
- p. 230
- Natzweiler-Struthof
- p. 230
- Neuengamme
- p. 235
- Vught
- p. 240
- Conclusion
- p. 244
- Bibliography
- p. 253
- Index
- p. 273
