Forging the collective memory : government and international historians through two World Wars

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Forging the collective memory : government and international historians through two World Wars

edited by Keith Wilson

Berghahn Books, 1996

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Governments, historians, and "historical engineering"

The German Foreign Ministry and the "enlightenment" of American historians on the war-guilt question, 1930-1933

The pursuit of "enlightened patriotism"

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Includes bibliographical references and index

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  • Introduction : governments, historians, and 'historical engineering' / Keith Wilson
  • The historical diplomacy of the Third Republic / Keith Hamilton
  • The unfinished collection : Russian documents on the origins of the First World War / Derek Spring
  • Clio deceived : patriotic self-censorship in Germany after the Great War / Holger H.Herwig
  • Senator Owen, the Schuldreferat, and the debate over war guilt in the 1920s / Herman Wittgens
  • History as propaganda : the German Foreign Ministry and the 'enlightenment' of American historians on the war-guilt question, 1930-1933 / Ellen L. Evans and Joseph O.Baylen
  • Austria and the Great War : official publications in the 1920s and 1930s / Ulfried Burz
  • The pursuit of 'enlightened patriotism' : the British Foreign Office and historical researchers during the Great War and its aftermath / Keith Hamilton
  • The imbalance in British documents on the origins of the War, 1889-1914 : Gooch, Temperley, and the India Office / Keith Wilson
  • Telling the truth to the people : Britain's decision to publish the diplomatic papers of the interwar peiod / Uri Bialer
  • Appendix: Harold Wilson and the adoption of the thirty-year rule in Great Britain

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