About the Author

Jeffrey K. Olick is associate professor of sociology at the University of Virginia.

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"In the House of the Hangman is a moral drama that shows how postwar German officials tried to defend the dignity of the state and its citizens against the stigma of National Socialism and the Holocaust during the aftermath of World War II. This is a brilliant book that radically rejects reductive statements about the construction of memory and the invention of the past by recognizing the complexity of the relations between history and human experience." - Barry Schwartz, University of Georgia"

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