Wojna i pamięć : pierwsza wojna światowai jej upamiętnianie przez Amerykanów

Parafianowicz, Halina (1953– )

doi:0419-8824

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Title: Wojna i pamięć : pierwsza wojna światowai jej upamiętnianie przez Amerykanów

Abstract:

The purpose of the article is to present the attitude of Americans towards the First World War, and the rituals and ways to c ommemorate the soldiers fallen in the Great War. An important role in t he creation of collective memory about the Great War was played by soldiers and veterans, among others through the preservation of soldier’s story, rituals during the annual celebrations of the Memorial Day and Veterans Day, and also the ceremonies of reburials of thousands of soldiers’ bodies repatriated from Europe.

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