World War II

Remembering to forget

Memory politics in Poland and Hungary

Post-local, de-local, re-local

Transformation and revision in European politics of history

Kyiv: A love letter

Separate paths

Why Lithuania hasn’t followed the example of some of its central European neighbours

The Europeanization of Holocaust remembrance

How far has it gone, and how far can it go?

What Hannah Arendt can tell us about European integration

From private to state slavery and back again

Slavery and the camp systems in the 19th and 20th centuries

Germans must remember the truth about Ukraine – for their own sake

Beware the destruction of the state!

An interview with Timothy Snyder

Vom Ordnen der Zeit

Der 8. Mai 1945 als historische Zäsur

Der Hitler-Stalin-Pakt 1939 in der europäischen Geschichte und Erinnerung

When Stalin was Hitler's ally

Russia's never-ending war against "fascism"

Memory politics in the Russian-Ukrainian conflict

Germany's 9/11

Heroes into victims

The Second World War in post-Soviet memory politics

Memory displaced

Re-reading Jean Améry's "Torture"