Being German Canadian: History, Memory, Generations

ISBN-13: 9780887559198 / Angielski / Twarda / 2021 / 290 str.

Alexander Freund

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• Ch. 1 Heavy Baggage: Memory and Generation in Ethnic History
• Ch. 2 A Flying Piano and Then—Silence: German-Canadian Memories of the Great War
• Ch. 3 One Fuhrer, Two Kings: A Canadian Prime Minister in Nazi Germany and the Dilemma of Responsibility
• Ch. 4 Canada’s Anti-Nazi Sudeten German Refugees and Their Descendants: Difficult Adjustment, Intense Assimilation, and Loss of Political Identity
• Ch. 5 A Transnational Yekkish Identity? Comparing German Jews in Canada and Is
• Ch. 6 The Beginnings of German-Canadian Historiography After the Second World War: The Case of Gottlieb Leibbrandt
• Ch. 7 Gatekeeping in the Lutheran Church: Ethnicity, Generation, and Religion in 1960s Toronto
• Ch. 8 Migration Trajectories and the Construction of Generational Discourses Among Contemporary German Immigrants in Ottawa in the 2000s
• Ch. 9 “We Never Really Talked About It”: Second- And Third-Generation German-Canadians’ Family Memories of the Holocaust
• Ch.10 Creating Family Legacies: Descendants Memorialize Their German Female Ancestors
• Epilogue What Does it Mean to be “German-Canadian”? The Challenge of History and the Obligation of Memory