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The discursive construction of individual memories. How Austrian “Wehrmacht” soldiers remember WW II.

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The discursive construction of individual memories. How Austrian “Wehrmacht” soldiers remember WW II. / Wodak, Ruth; Benke, G.
Re/reading the past. Critical and functional perspectives on time and value.. ed. / J. R. Martin; Ruth Wodak. Amsterdam: John Benjamins, 2003. p. 115-138.

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Wodak, R & Benke, G 2003, The discursive construction of individual memories. How Austrian “Wehrmacht” soldiers remember WW II. in JR Martin & R Wodak (eds), Re/reading the past. Critical and functional perspectives on time and value.. John Benjamins, Amsterdam, pp. 115-138.

APA

Wodak, R., & Benke, G. (2003). The discursive construction of individual memories. How Austrian “Wehrmacht” soldiers remember WW II. In J. R. Martin, & R. Wodak (Eds.), Re/reading the past. Critical and functional perspectives on time and value. (pp. 115-138). John Benjamins.

Vancouver

Wodak R, Benke G. The discursive construction of individual memories. How Austrian “Wehrmacht” soldiers remember WW II. In Martin JR, Wodak R, editors, Re/reading the past. Critical and functional perspectives on time and value.. Amsterdam: John Benjamins. 2003. p. 115-138

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Wodak, Ruth ; Benke, G. / The discursive construction of individual memories. How Austrian “Wehrmacht” soldiers remember WW II. Re/reading the past. Critical and functional perspectives on time and value.. editor / J. R. Martin ; Ruth Wodak. Amsterdam : John Benjamins, 2003. pp. 115-138

Bibtex

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