ed., pp. 77-92. Bolshevik Culture, Feb. 12 * MEMORY AND ORAL HISTORY: FIRST PAPER DUE (plus oral report)* Feb. 19 Exhuming the Past: Memories of Nazism Film, class time); “The Nasty Girl” (to be shown outside Memories of the in Life in Ulrich Herbert, “Good Times, Bad Times: Third Reich,” ed. Richard Bessel, pp. 97-110; the Third Reich, Memories of World War in Annemarie Tröger, “German Women’s II,” Behind the ed. Margaret Higonnet, pp. 285-299. Lines: Gender and the Two World Wars, Feb. 26 Denying the Past: Memory and Falsification Lipstadt, Denying the Holocaust Mar. 5 Memory Vindicated? The David Irving Trial Evans, Lying About Hitler * Mar. 12 * NO CLASS -- SPRING BREAK Mar. 19 * MEMORY AND THE HISTORIANS: SECOND PAPER DUE * Papers must include a brief statement of the final research project, including a selection of appropriate sources. A brief oral report will also be presented in class. Mar. 26 Amnesia or Obsession? Vichy in French Politics Film, (to be shown outside class time); “A Self-Made Hero” the Looking Glass: Sorrow and to Stanley Hoffmann, “In Pity?”, introduction filmscript of The Sorrow and the Pity; Robert Gildea, Resistance Myth, the Pétainist Myth, and in “The Other Voices,” Remembering and Representing the Experience of War in 20th-Century France, ed. Debra Kelly, pp. 27-48; Henry Rousso and Eric Conan, Future of in their Vichy: An “The an Obsession,” ch. 7. Ever-Present Past, Apr. 2 America’s “Good War”? The Hiroshima Debate Lifton and Mitchell, Hiroshima in America Apr. 9 Reopening the Past: Russia and Glasnost
ed., Bolshevik Culture, pp. 77-92. Feb. 12 * MEMORY AND ORAL HISTORY: FIRST PAPER DUE (plus oral report)* Feb. 19 Exhuming the Past: Memories of Nazism Film, “The Nasty Girl” (to be shown outside class time); Ulrich Herbert, “Good Times, Bad Times: Memories of the Third Reich,” in Life in the Third Reich, ed. Richard Bessel, pp. 97-110; Annemarie Tröger, “German Women’s Memories of World War II,” in Behind the Lines: Gender and the Two World Wars, ed. Margaret Higonnet, pp. 285-299. Feb. 26 Denying the Past: Memory and Falsification Lipstadt, Denying the Holocaust Mar. 5 Memory Vindicated? The David Irving Trial Evans, Lying About Hitler Mar. 12 * NO CLASS -- SPRING BREAK * Mar. 19 * MEMORY AND THE HISTORIANS: SECOND PAPER DUE * Papers must include a brief statement of the final research project, including a selection of appropriate sources. A brief oral report will also be presented in class. Mar. 26 Amnesia or Obsession? Vichy in French Politics Film, “A Self-Made Hero” (to be shown outside class time); Stanley Hoffmann, “In the Looking Glass: Sorrow and Pity?”, introduction to filmscript of The Sorrow and the Pity; Robert Gildea, “The Resistance Myth, the Pétainist Myth, and Other Voices,” in Remembering and Representing the Experience of War in 20th-Century France, ed. Debra Kelly, pp. 27-48; Henry Rousso and Eric Conan, “The Future of an Obsession,” in their Vichy: An Ever-Present Past, ch. 7. Apr. 2 America’s “Good War”? The Hiroshima Debate Lifton and Mitchell, Hiroshima in America Apr. 9 Reopening the Past: Russia and Glasnost