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““Even if published in written form, history, it is argued, is not embedded as a memory at an individual level: it has to be brought to life through commemorative events and so on, or, indeed, through museum exhibits. Thus, history might be designated the memory of the nation-state, even though there is no such thing as a universally accepted history.””

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