The Guilt of Nations?

Ethics and International Affairs 17 (2):109-117 (2003)
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Abstract

Olick considers Sebald's examination of the memory of German suffering, and asks "How legitimate is this new interest in German suffering, previously associated with nationalist revanchism and discreditable positions? The answer depends on the purpose...."

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