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Part 1: Approaches to History and Memory 1. Introduction: Thinking about Memory The Editors 2. Professional Historians and the Past Professor John Tosh, University of Roehampton 3. Sites of Memory Professor Keir Reeves, Federation University, Australia 4. Memory and Postcolonialism Dr Toby Green, King’s College London 5. Race, Migration, and National Origins Professor Peter Heather, King’s College London 6: Mobility, Migration and Modern Memory Dr Eureka Henrich, University of New South Wales / King’s College London 7. Memory and the City Dr Simon Sleight, King’s College London 8. Medical Expertise and Public History Dr Anna Maerker, King’s College London Part 2: Difficult Pasts 9: The World Wars in Britain and Europe Professor Richard Vinen, King’s College London 10: Remembering Anzac: Australia and World War I Dr Frank Bongiorno, Australian National University 11. Bloody Sunday and the Northern Ireland Troubles Professor Ian McBride, King’s College London 12. Truth and Reconciliation in Post-Apartheid South Africa Professor Tom Lodge, University of Limerick 13: History and Memory in the American South Professor W. Fitzhugh Brundage, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill 14. The Politics of Holocaust Memory Dr Adam Sutcliffe, King’s College London 15. Queer Histories and the Politics of Identity Professor Laura Gowing, King’s College London