The memory of catastrophe / edited by Peter Gray and Kendrick Oliver.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Introduction / Peter Gray and Kendrick Oliver -- Remembering the English Civil War / Mark Stoyle -- 'Diabolical Design': Charleston Elites, the 1822 Slave Insurrection and the Discourse of the Supernatural / P.A. Cramer -- Memory and the Commemoration of the Great Irish Famine / Peter Gray -- 'The Greatest and the Worst': Dominant and Subaltern Memories of the Dos Bocas Well Fire of 1908 / Glen D. Kuecker -- The Titanic and the Commodification of Catastrophe / James Guimond -- Doctors and Trauma in World War One: The Response of British Military Psychiatrists / Edgar Jones -- Commemorations of the Siege of Leningrad: A Catastrophe in Memory and Myth / Lisa A. Kirschenbaum -- The Missing Camps of Aktion Reinhard: The Judicial Displacement of a Mass Murder / Donald Bloxham -- Memory and Authenticity: The Case of Binjamin Wilkomirski / Andrea Reiter -- Partition Memory and Multiple Identities in the Champaran District of Bihar, India / Kathinka Sinha-Kerkhoff -- Bodies Do Count: American Nurses Mourn the Catastrophe of Vietnam / Carol Acton -- 'Not Much of a Place Anymore': The Reception and Memory of the Massacre at My Lai / Kendrick Oliver -- Remembering Vukovar, Forgetting Vukovar: Constructing National Identity Through the Memory of Catastrophe in Croatia / Rose Lindsey -- Who Do You Think You Are Kidding, Mr. Sawoniuk? British Memory of the Holocaust and Kosovo, Spring 1999 / Tony Kushner