Sources

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  2. Heinrich Böll at His Desk (c. 1960)

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  4. Adolf Eichmann behind Bulletproof Glass during his Trial in Jerusalem (1961)

  5. The Verdict is Announced in the Eichmann Trial (1961)

  6. Theodor W. Adorno, “The Meaning of Working through the Past” (1963)

  7. Theodor W. Adorno during a Lecture (1963)

  8. Review of Günter Grass’s Novel Dog Years (1963)

  9. Günter Grass (1988)

  10. A Psychological Critique of the Refusal to Accept the Loss of the World War II (1967)

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  13. Opening Ceremony of the Olympic Games in Munich’s Olympic Stadium (August 26, 1972)

  14. A Conservative Journalist Criticizes the Disappearance of the Term “Germany” (1972)

  15. Section of the Berlin Wall, Potsdamer Platz, Berlin (1973)

  16. Willy Brandt in Jerusalem (June 1973)

  17. The Definition of East German Identity in the Final GDR Constitution (October 7, 1974)

  18. Helmut Schmidt in his Office in the New Federal Chancellery (July 7, 1976)

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  20. A Traditionalist Pleads for a More Positive Memory of Prussia (October 21, 1978)

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  31. The Television Movie Heimat: German Longing and Hatred for the Lost Mythical Home (1984)

  32. Helmut Kohl at Yad Vashem (1984)

  33. Richard von Weizsäcker at the Wailing Wall (1985)

  34. Helmut Kohl and Ronald Reagan at the Military Cemetery in Bitburg (May 5, 1985)

  35. Federal President Richard von Weizsäcker on the Meaning of Being German (1986)

  36. The Revisionist Scholar Ernst Nolte Provokes the Historikerstreit (June 6, 1986)

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  38. Elie Wiesel in West Berlin (1986)

  39. The Liberal Social Philosopher Jürgen Habermas Insists on the Importance of Critical Memory (November 7, 1986)

  40. Helmut Kohl on the Creation of a German Historical Museum as a Contribution to National Unity (October 28, 1987)

  41. Stamp Commemorating Kristallnacht (1988)

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  43. Surveys Show a Strong Sense of Cohesion after Four Decades of Division (October 23, 1989)