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Prisoners of History : What Monuments to the Second World War Tell Us About Our History and Ourselves Vendor Code_V0236 Not since Richard Feynman's celebratedIn this extraordinary history book, Keith Lowe uses monuments from around the world to show how different countries have attempted to sculpt their history in the wake of the Second World War, and what these memorials reveal about their politics and national identity today. Amongst many questions, the book asks: What does Germany signal to today's far right by choosing not to disclose the exact resting place of Hitler? How can a bronze statue of a