title: Collective Guilt in Central Europe after the Second World War and Now
abstract: This book contributes to the academic debate oncollective punishment–guilt in Central Europe in the post-World War II era and its consequences to the present. In this region, most collective restrictive measures were introduced during or immediately after World War II, in an atmosphere of trauma and revenge. The book is premised on the need to realise and understand the logic of reparative actions in every post-conflict situation. Recognition of the facts, moral compensation and material compens
journal: Repository of the Academy's Library (Library of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences)