Historical injustice and democratic transition in eastern Asia and northern Europe : ghosts at the table of democracy / edited by Kenneth Christie and Robert Cribb.

Originally published in 2002 by RoutledgeCurzon.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

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Chapter 1 Introduction: remembering, forgetting and historical injustice / ROBERT CRIBB -- chapter 2 Victim or victimizer: the reconstruction of the Cultural Revolution through personal stories / JIN QIU -- chapter 3 The aftermath of the Cultural Revolution in Inner Mongolia WU DI -- chapter 4 Forgetting what it was to remember the Indonesian killings of 1965-6 / ROBERT GOODFELLOW -- chapter 5 Remembering and forgetting at Lubang Buaya: the coup of1965 in contemporary Indonesian historical perception and public commemoration / KLAUS H. SCHREINER -- chapter 6 Causes and consequences of historical amnesia: the annexation of the Baltic states in post-Soviet Russian popular history and political memory / DAVID MENDELOFF -- chapter 7 Coming to terms with the past: memories of displacement and resistance in the Baltic states / DOVILE BUDRYTE -- chapter 8 Transmitted experience: individual testimonies and collective memories of the Nanjing Atrocity / DAQING YANG -- chapter 9 Thirty thousand bullets: remembering political repression in Mongolia / CHRISTOPHER KAPLONSKI -- chapter 10 Coping with the Civil War of 1918 in twenty-first century Finland / RISTO ALAPURO -- chapter 11 Civil War victims and the ways of mourning in Finland in 1918 / ULLA-MAIJA PELTONEN -- chapter 12 Remembering the Finnish Civil War: confronting a harrowing past / MANDY LEHTO.

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