Contents
Acknowledgments
Introduction
Part I. Remembering the War: Private Fragments of Memory, 1945–1949
1. Linguistic Realms of War
2. Troubled Homecoming
3. Social Rubble
Part II. The Production of Psychiatric Knowledge: Professional Transformations, 1945–1970
4. “Prevailing Doctrine”
5. Contentious Practices
6. The Moral Challenge, 1956–1970
Part III. Mental Suffering and Its Changing Acknowledgment in West German Media: Public Negotiations, 1945–1970
7. Repatriated Wehrmacht Veterans in the Public Eye
8. The Reappearance of the Persecuted and the Rules Governing What Could Be Said in Public Memory Culture
Conclusion
Notes
Bibliography
Index