History & Memory: Studies in Representation of the Past. Volume 9, Numbers 1/2, Fall 1997. Passing into History: Nazism and the Holocaust beyond Memory: In Honor of Saul Friedländer on His Sixty-Fifth Birthday.

Octavo, paper covers, minor soiling to the free front endpaper, 435 pp., ads Articles are "Paucis Verbis," Arad, "On Saul Friedländer," Steven E. Aschheim, "Between History and Memory: The Uncanny Voices of the Historian and Survivor," James E. Young, "Farewell to the Era of Contemporaries: National Socialism and Its Historical Examination en route into History," Norbert Frei, "Revisiting the Histroians' Debate: Mourning and Genocide," Doninick Lacapra, "The Logic of Historicization: Metahistorical Reflection on the Debate between Friedländer and Brozdat," Jörn Rüsen, "Hitler's Reichstag Speech of 30 January 1939," Hans Mommsen, "German Soldiers and the Holocasut: Historiography, Research and Implication," Omer Bartov, "The Architects' Debate: Architectural Discourse and the Memory of Nazism in the Federal Republic of Germany, 1977-1997," Gavriel D. Rosenfeld, "From Explosion to Erosion: Holocasut Memorialization in America since Bitburg," Anson Rabinbach, "Pride and Memory: Nationalism, Narcissism and the Historians' Debates in Germany and Israel," Jose Brunner, "On Guilt Discourse and other Narratives: Epistemological regarding the Holocaust," Dan Diner, "Political Religion: The Relevance of a concept," Philippem Burrin, "Shared Memories, Private Recollections," Carlo Ginzburg, "See Under: Memory. 'Reflections on' When Memory comes," Sidra Dekoven Ezrahi, "Some Thoughts on Kitsch," Eli Friedlander, "'Against All Odds' or Will to Survive: Moral Conclusions from narrative Closure," Gertrüd koch, "'Nazi Germany and the jews' Reflections on a Beginning, a Middle and an Open end," Arad. …