- Steine
des Anstosses:
Nationalsozialismus und Zweiter Weltkrieg in Denkmalen, 1945-1985
(Hamburg: Museum for the History of Hamburg, 1985); co-authored
with Frank Schimmelfennig and Jochen Spielmann.
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- "Bemerkungen
zum 'Mahnmal für die Opfer von Krieg und Gewaltherrschaft' in Bonn,"
in: Freimuth Duwe (ed.), Kulturheft 3, (Bonn: Kunst und Kultur,
1985), pp. 87-89.
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- Expert testimony at a public hearing about the planned Bonn national
victims' memorial.
- The exhibition "Stones of Contention"
(see item 1, above) was displayed in the hearing
room.
- Master's
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photograph
of Hamburg monument in 1983 |
thesis: "The
Commemoration of those Persecuted under National Socialism: The 'Monument
to the Victims of National Socialist Persecution and the Resistance
Struggle' in Hamburg, 1946-1949." (in German). University of
Hamburg, 1985.
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- "West German Strategies
of Commemoration," in: Dimensions: A Journal of Holocaust
Studies 3:2(1987).
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- original text
(the journal guest editor shortened it substantially)
- published article w/ ill. p.
1, p. 2 (cover
illustration in header of this page)
- "Denkmale zwischen
Vergangenheit und Gegenwart," in: Lernort Gemeinde: Beiträge
zur Gemeindepädagogik, 2/1990, pp. 3-5.
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- A short article for a regional church
journal where "Stones of Contention" was being shown.
- "Das
ehemalige Konzentrationslager Dachau: Der mühevolle Weg zur
Gedenkstätte, 1945-1968," in: Dachauer Hefte 6(1990),
182-205. [back
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- A detailed scholarly history of the Dachau concentration camp
memorial site from the end of World War II until 1968, when the
international memorial was dedicated.
- summarizes part of the research later published in my dissertation
and monograph (see below, #7 and #14)
- reprinted Munich: dtv, 1994.
- pre-copyedited
text without notes
- Dissertation: "Nazi
Crimes and Identity in West Germany: Collective Memories of the Dachau
Concentration Camp, 1945-1990" (University of Michigan, 1992).
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- a much more comprehensive, illustrated version was published in
2001 as a monograph, Legacies of Dachau (see #14,
below)
- UMI order gateway. Go
through two screens to get to the search screen, where it will come
up under title:Dachau, author:Marcuse, or order number:9308392.
- Price in 2005: $36 (may include shipping,
may cost $31 unbound).
- "Die Museale Darstellung
des Holocaust an Orten der ehemaligen Konzentrationslager in der Bundesrepublik,
1945-1990," in: Erinnerung: Zur Gegenwart des Holocaust
in Deutschland West und Deutschland Ost (Frankfurt: Haag and Herchen,
1993), 79-98. [back to navbar]
- A comprehensive chronological overview of how West German concentration
camp museums portrayed "the Holocaust" (Nazi persecution
and atrocities) from 1945 until 1990.
- text without notes
- "Remembering
the White Rose in West Germany, 1943-1993," Soundings
22:9(1994), 25-38. [back to navbar]
- Retraces 50 years of interpretions of the White Rose student anti-Nazi
resistance group.
- full text
- Based on a presentation during an international
conference at UCSB.
- "The
 Revival
of Holocaust Awareness in West Germany, Israel, and the United States"
in: Carole Fink, Philipp Gassert, Detlef Junker (eds.), 1968: The
World Transformed (New York: Cambridge University Press, 1998),
421-38. [back to navbar]
- "Dachau:
The Political Aesthetics of Holocaust Memorials," in: Peter
Hayes (ed.), Lessons and Legacies III: Memory, Memorialization, and
Denial (Evanston, IL: Northwestern Univ. Press, 1999), 138-168,
278-287. [back to navbar]
- This is a very important essay that discusses the whole range
of events referenced by concentration camp memorials.
- As in my monograph Legacies of Dachau, most examples
are from Dachau, but the scope is much broader.
- Based on my presentation at the 1994 Lessons & Legacies conference,
sponsored by the Holocaust Educational Foundation.
- text without
notes
- scan of table of
contents of volume III
- used in Paul Jaskot's "Art
and the Holocaust" course at Depaul University, Fall 2000.
- "Experiencing
the Jewish Holocaust in Los Angeles: The Beit Hashoah--Museum of Tolerance,"
on-line journal Other Voices, 2:1(2000) [back
to navbar]
- In contrast to most other scholarly assessments of the MOT, I
come to a positive assessment of the museum because of how it achieves
its stated goals with its target audience.
- Begins with a detailed descriptive tour of the museum.
- article available on-line: Other
Voices 2:1(2000).
- richly illustrated, prints on 12-14 pages.
- "Generational
Cohorts and the
 Shaping
of Popular Attitudes Towards the Holocaust," in: Remembering
for the Future (London: Palgrave: 2001), vol. 3, pp. 652-663.
[back to navbar]
- Stand-alone essay summarizes the generation/cohort theory I develop
at the beginning of chapter 12 of my monograph Legacies of Dachau.
(see next item, below)
- 'Remembering for the Future'
conference, Oxford, July 2000.
- text
(with table but without footnotes)
- abstract
(2 pages, w/ questions--this was part of the conference program
booklet).
- Legacies
of Dachau: The Uses and Abuses of a Concentration Camp, 1933-2001
(Cambridge University Press, 2001). [back
to navbar]
- Memory
to Action! A Guidebook for Commemorating the Holocaust,
co-author with Ralph Daniel (Santa Barbara: Holocaust Home Commemoration
Project, 1999-2003). [back to navbar]
- interactive guidebook for a small group commemorations
- It is based around a shared meal and aims to motivate participants
to participate in activities that promote social justice.
- tested and refined with many groups of participants from diverse
backgrounds
- 1st draft edition, 1999
- 2nd revised edition, 2000
- 3rd completely revised edition, November 2001 (pp. 6-26 by
hm)
- 4th revised edition, January 2003 (pages 1-19, 21-22 by hm)
- scan of 4th ed. table
of contents
- available as pdf from the download page
 on the memorytoaction.org
website.
- "Die vernachlässigten
Massengräber: Der Skandal um dem Leitenberg, 1949-50,"
Dachauer Hefte 19(2003), 3-23. [back
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- the title translates as "The Neglected Mass Graves: The Scandal
about the Leiten Hill, 1949-50."
- full text
(with notes; original marked with editor's
corrections)
- "Reshaping
 Dachau
for Visitors, 1933-2000," in: Greg Ashworth and Rudi Hartmann (eds.),
Horror and Human Tragedy Revisited: The Management of Sites of Atrocities
for Tourism (New York: Cognizant Communications, Sept. 2005), 118-148.
- "Dachau," entry in Encyclopedia of Europe, 1914-2004, edited by John Merriman and Jay Winter (New York: Thompson/Gale, 2006)
- ENCYCLOPEDIA ENTRY
- page scans (with printable pdf)
- "Dachau im Wandel, 1945-2005: Konzeptionen und Ziele der Vermittlung," in: Das Konzentrationslager Dachau: Erlebnis, Erinnerung, Geschichte (Munich: Meidenbauer, 2006), pp. 39-51.
- illustrated essay about how the presentation of the camp in the memorial site has changed over time
- French translation: "Dachau au fil du temps, de 1945 á 2005: Concepts et finalités de la transmission," in: Anne Bernou-Fieseler et Fabien Théofilakis (eds.), Dachau: Mémoires et Histoire de la déportation. Regards franc o-allemands (Paris: Éditions Tirénsias, 2006), pp. 35-48 (14 page, 5Mb pdf)
- "Memories of the World War II and the Holocaust in Europe," in: Gordon Martel (ed.), A Companion to Europe, 1900-1945 (Oxford: Blackwell, 2006), pp. 487-503.
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2003 essay about forgotten
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