After the Berlin Wall

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Exploring the Berlin Wall's significance in German collective memory, this work examines how key anniversaries shape perceptions of the past and influence national identity. It analyzes various methods of remembrance, including memorials, trials, and cultural expressions, while highlighting the interplay between global memory and German memory policy. The book reveals the complexities of state-supported memory initiatives, showcasing their potential to either unify or create divisions within society.