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Female Fighters Rewriting the West Boundaries of Gender Back Draft Cutting Room

On Living Inside The Story: An Interview with Salar Abdoh

By Raaza Jamshed

After Conservation: In Conversation with Dominique Bikaba

By Russell Reed

I Can Imagine It for Us: Mai Serhan on Palestine & the Politics of Storytelling

By Olivia Katrandjian

The October Issue

By The Editors

Rudy Koshar

Rudy Koshar is the George L. Mosse / Wisconsin Alumni Research Professor of History at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. He's the author or editor of seven books, including Germany’s Transient Pasts: Preservation and National Memory in the Twentieth Century (University of North Carolina Press) and From Monuments to Traces: Artifacts of German Memory 1870-1990 (University of California Press). His short fiction has appeared in Wisconsin People & Ideas Publication. Revolution House, Gravel, Eclectica, Thunder Sandwich, Forge, Sleetmagazine, and elsewhere.
Essay History

What Should Haunt Us About World War I?

By Rudy Koshar February 6, 2014

Millions of Europeans saw World War I as a positive thing.

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