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Marschall -- $tIntroduction /$rS. Marschall -- $t1. Cultural Heritage Conservation And Policy /$rS. Marschall -- $t2. Paying Tribute: The First Public Memorials To The Victims Of The Liberation Movements /$rS. Marschall -- $t3. Coming To Terms With Trauma: The TRC And Memorials To The Victims Of Apartheid Violence /$rS. Marschall -- $t4. Imagining Community Through Bereavement: The Institutionalisation Of Traumatic Memory /$rS. Marschall -- $t5. Dealing With The Commemorative Legacy Of The Past /$rS. Marschall -- $t6. Defining National Identity With Heritage: The National Legacy Project /$rS. Marschall -- $t7. Freedom Park As National Site Of Identification /$rS. Marschall -- $t8. Celebrating ?Mothers Of The Nation?: The Monument To The Women Of South Africa In Pretoria /$rS. Marschall -- $t9. Africanising The Symbolic Landscape: Post-Apartheid Monuments As ?Critical Response? /$rS. Marschall -- $t10. Commodification, Tourism And The Need For Visual Markers /$rS. 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