War and Memory in Russia, Ukraine and Belarus

Focusing on the post-Soviet Eastern European context, this collection explores the complex memory politics surrounding World War II in Russia, Ukraine, and Belarus. It examines how these nations have reinterpreted Soviet war narratives and commemorative practices, highlighting the enduring influence of the Great Patriotic War myth. The book reveals significant differences in the political utilization of these memories across the three countries, shaped by their unique geopolitical and cultural landscapes, which may impact future regional dynamics.