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Introduction: Toward A Study Of Memory Policy In Transatlantic Relations -- The Politics Of Memory On Two Sides Of The Atlantic -- The Politics Of Public Memory In The United States: An Overview -- The Politics Of History In Europe: National Myths, Musealization, And Social Memory -- Lafayette, We Are Here: Memory In U.s. Transatlantic Relations -- Time Will Not Dim The Glory Of Their Deeds: The Memorial Roots And Transatlantic Legacies Of The U.s. Military Cemeteries Abroad -- Public Memory In U.s. Transatlantic Relations From The Late Cold War Through The 1990s -- Memory In U.s. Transatlantic Relations Since 9/11 -- The Aesthetic Of War Commemorations In France: The D-day Celebration In 2014 -- Memory In Central European Transatlantic Relations -- Memory In Czech-u.s. Relations Since The End Of The Cold War -- Memory Unravelling: The 50th Anniversary Of The 1956 Hungarian Uprising In U.s.-hungarian Relations -- Conclusions: A Memory Strategy/policy For The Future? Kryštof Kozák, György Tóth, Paul Bauer And Allison Lynn Wanger. Includes Bibliographical References And Index.