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Stretches the field of history and memory into family history, but takes both and international and political dimension, adding a new viewing point for readers and expanding the way students can look at the subject History and Memory is a big focus for research and teaching at the moment and growing, and family history in this is very en pointe (with lots of people increasingly interested in family history) - but it's not usually looked at with the perspective of international and political dimensions No other volumes depict family memory in this more comprehensive, broad and international way