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Heroes and Victims in Divided Nationalism: The Case of Namibia

Elke Zuern

Elke Zuern

Sarah Lawrence College
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James M. Jasper

James M. Jasper

CUNY Graduate Center
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Jul 28, 2020
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Published Online: Jul 28, 2020
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DOI: https://doi.org/10.2478/jnmlp-2020-0006
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Marine Memorial—Swakopmund (2008)
Marine Memorial—Swakopmund (2008)
Unknown Solider at Heroes Acre (2008)
Unknown Solider at Heroes Acre (2008)
Sam Nujoma in front of the Independence Memorial Museum—Windhoek (2014)
Sam Nujoma in front of the Independence Memorial Museum—Windhoek (2014)
German Equestrian Monument inside the colonial fort—Windhoek (2014)
German Equestrian Monument inside the colonial fort—Windhoek (2014)
“Direct victims” being photographed in front of courthouse, New York City (2018)
“Direct victims” being photographed in front of courthouse, New York City (2018)
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Cultural Studies, Cultural Theory, Political Theory, Topics in Cultural Studies, Memory, History, Topics in History, Political Ideologies and Ideas, Social Sciences, Political Science, Political Science, other
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