Table of Contents
Preface
Chapter 1. Making Sense of the Muddle: War Memoirs and the Culture of Remembering Philip Dwyer
Chapter 2. War Memoirs, Witnessing and Silence Jay Winter
Chapter 3. ‘A Lively School of Writing’: George Gleig, Moyle Sherer and the Romantic Military Memoir Neil Ramsey
Chapter 4. ‘The Tallest Pine in the Political Forest’: Race and Slavery in the Confederate Veteran’s Memoir, 1866–1915 Craig A. Warren
Chapter 5. British Memoirs and Memories of the Great War Ian Isherwood
Chapter 6. A Cog in the Machine of History? Japanese Memoirs of Total War (1937–45) Aaron William Moore
Chapter 7. Post-Soviet Russian Memoirs of the Second World War Roger D. Markwick
Chapter 8. Reimagining the Yugoslav Partisan Epic Vesna Drapac
Chapter 9. The War That Was Not: 1948 Israeli War Memoirs Ilan Pappe
Chapter 10. Remembering the ‘Endless’ Partition: From Memoirs about the 1947 Conflict to the Post-Memoir Tarun K. Saint
Chapter 11. ‘To Be Made Over’: Vietnamese-American Re-education Camp Narratives Subarno Chattarji
Chapter 12. Memoir Writing as Narrative Therapy: A South African Border War Veteran’s Story Gary Baines
Chapter 13. Pugnacity, Pain and Professionalism: British Combat Memoirs from Afghanistan, 2006–14 Joanna Bourke
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