- "The Politics of Memory: Nazi Crimes
& Identity in West Germany, 1945-1990."
- "Former Concentration Camps and the
Politics of Identity in West Germany, 1945-1990."
(back to top)
- Great Lakes Consortium for European Studes, Minneapolis, February
1997.
- text (first 3 pages)
- emphasis on questions of identity
- "Dachau and the Memory of National Socialism."
(back
to top)
- Conference "Geteilte Geschichte: A History Shared and Divided:
The Two Germanies, 1945-1990," May 1997.
- text
- "Nazi History and Political Culture in West Germany since
1945."
(back to top)
- All-UC conference of history departments, May 1997.
- text with my table of moral
categories (after Habermas) at end
- "The Berlin National Memorial to the Victims of War and
Tyranny: From Conflict to Consensus."
(back
to top)
- "Adapting Dachau to the Needs of Visitors,
1933-2000."
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- Association of American Geographers' Conference, Honolulu, March
1998.
- text without footnotes
[revised Jan. 2001]
- due to be published in fall 2004 in: G.J. Ashworth and Rudi Hartmann
(eds), Horror and Human Tragedy Revisited: The Management of
Sites of Atrocity for Tourism. (New York: Cognizant Books,
2005?)
- "Generational Cohorts and the Shaping
of Popular Attitudes Towards the Holocaust."
- 'Remembering for the Future'
conference, Oxford, July 2000.
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- text
(with table but without footnotes),
- abstract
(2 pages. w/ questions).
- Published in: Remembering for the Future (London: Palgrave:
2001), vol. 3, pp. 652-663.
- Summary presented Feb. 2004 UC German History get-together at
UC Berkeley; see conference
summary (I'm sitting the third from left in the picture.)
- The utility of the "generation" vs. "cohort" concepts
were discussed at this March 2010 conference in Hamburg comparing
"Contemporary History in East and West" (Tagungsbericht
on HSozKult)
- "Technology in the History-Social
Science Classroom."
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- California History-Social Science Project, first follow-up workshop,
UCSB, Feb. 2002.
- detailed web outline
- "Lessons from The Diary of Anne Frank."
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to top)
- "Das Erbe von Dachau Vom Gebrauch und Missbrauch eines
Konzentrationslagers, 1933-2001," book presentation in
Dachau Castle, 31 July 2002.
(back to top)
- "Personal Remembrance and History,"
week-long professional development workshop for K-12 teachers, July
26-30, 2004. I made a separate
page with my three presentations about:
- teaching goals
- interviewing historical witnesses, and
- Holocaust denial.
- "The Internet as a Venue for Scholarly Interaction with the
Public."
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- "Memories of Genocide and the Development
of Collective Moral Identities."
(top)
- "How Dachau Has Changed: Ideas and Goals of Its Presentation,
1945-2005"
- presented at a German-French conference in Munich, on April 29,
2005.
- 2 page pdf with 12 ppt slides
- German text (pdf) and French translation (pdf)--both were published
- The conference website was: www.dachau2005.com (removed 2007, blank in web archive).
- "Zotero and Endnote: Note-Taking & Bibliographic Software
for Historians,"
- "Exhibiting Dachau, 1945-2005,"
- "Von der Monumentalität zur Spurensicherung: Dachau seit 1945" [From Monumentality to the Preservation of Traces: Dachau since 1945], symposium Dachau/München--Ort und Erinnerung [Dachau-Munich: Place and Memory], Munich, July 19, 2008
- "Lessons of the Holocaust in Germany:
Past, Present, Future,"
- keynote lecture at the UC Irvine symposium Teaching the Holocaust,
April 13, 2010
- 8 page pdf with 48 ppt slides (32 shown, others with commentary + 2 extras at end)
- "From Avoidance to Affirmation: The Evolution and Functions of Holocaust Memorialization in Germany, 1945-present,"
- presentation at the conference "Memorializaiton of the Holocaust and World War II," at the University of Haifa, Israel, Nov. 17, 2010
- 6 page pdf with 36 slides (note: not all slides shown: hidden slide titles in [ ] )
- "The Global Landscape of Holocaust Memorialization," for the UCSB Interdisciplinary Humanities Center's Geographies of Place series, Santa Barbara, January 19, 2011.
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