What history tells : George L. Mosse and the culture of modern Europe / edited by Stanley G. Payne, David J. Sorkin, John S. Tortorice.
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Madison :
University of Wisconsin Press,
c2004.
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| Series: | George L. Mosse series in modern European cultural and intellectual history
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Table of Contents:
- George Mosse and The holy pretence / David Warren Sabean
- The modern contexts of George Mosse's early modern scholarship / Johann Sommerville
- A provisional dwelling: the origin and development of the concept of fascism in Mosse's historiography / Emilio Gentile
- Withstanding the rush of time: the prescience of Mosse's anthropological view of fascism / Roger Griffin
- Mosse's influence on the historiography of the Holocaust / Saul Friedländer
- George Mosse's comparative cultural history / Jay Winter
- George Mosse and 'destination culture' / Rudy Koshar
- Mosse, masculinity, and the history of sexuality / Robert A. Nye
- The body in modern warfare: myth and meaning, 1914-1945 / Joanna Bourke
- German Jewish history: back to Bildung and culture? / Shulamit Volkov
- George Mosse and the Israeli experience / Emmanuel Sivan.