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The City as a Palimpsest and Crucible of National Identity

Posted on 9. November 2018 by Global Urban History

By Alexander C. Diener, University of Kansas, and Joshua Hagen, Northern State University The tendency of successive regimes to rework commemorative landscapes speaks to the intrinsic and intricate linkages between place, memory, and identity. We affix memories and identities to urban space … Continue reading →

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