Beyond Memory

Dedication and Acknowledgments Orthographic Note Introduction The Lay of the Historic Land The Faces of Public Memory: Competing Representations of the World War II German Occupation of Crimea Exile: Recalling the 1944 Deportation Family Practices: The Social Transmission of Memory and Sentiments Among Crimean Tatars Family Practices: The Social Transmission of Memory Among Stalin's Deportees The Crimean Tartar National Movement: Forging an Emotional Comportment on the Terrain of Ideological Resistance How Death Came To Be Beautiful 'Capturing' Land: Appropriation, Reclamations, and the Reterritorialization of Crimean Tatars Houses and Homelands: Crimean Tatar Memory in Sight, Sense, and Experience Conclusion