Political Cemeteries

No 237, 2011/4 - 208 pages

Editorial

Pages 3 to 12

Burying and Honoring the Dead

By Emmanuel Bellanger, Danielle Tartakowsky

The Cemetery as a Political Space

Pages 13 to 32

Public Management of Religious Quarters of Cemeteries in Paris: The Case of Islam (1857–1957)

By Juliette Nunez

Pages 33 to 54

The Moral Economy of Death in the 19th Century: A Comparative Study of France and England

By Pascale Trompette, Robert Howell Griffiths

Pages 55 to 71

Representations of Martyrs in Village Cemeteries in South Lebanon

Partisan Appropriations and Constructions

Pages 73 to 90

In the Bosom of Lay Saints

By Danielle Tartakowsky

Pages 91 to 113

The Friedrichsfelde Cemetery: the Construction of a Socialist Space (from the 1880s to the 1970s)

By Élise Julien, Elsa Vonau

Pages I to IV

Photo Album

Partisan Appropriations and Constructions

Pages 115 to 133

A Century of German Political History: Commemorating Liebknecht and Luxembourg at the Zentralfriedhof Friedrichsfelde in Berlin

By Ariane Jossin

Military Cemeteries

Pages 135 to 151

The Military Cemeteries of the Great War, 1914-1940

By Antoine Prost

Political Cemeteries

Pages 153 to 169

“Argentine Soldier Known unto God:” The Darwin Cemetery and Conflicts in the Retelling of the Falklands/Malvinas War

By Jérémy Rubenstein

Reviews

Pages 171 to 188

Reviews

Information and Initiatives

Pages 189 to 194

Information and Initiatives