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Leiserowitz, R., Malinauskaitė, G., Vitkus, H. (2022). 'Introduction: War crimes trials, media and memory after World War II' In R. Leiserowitz, G. Malinauskaitė, & H. Vitkus (Eds.), Making Justice Visible (1st ed., pp. 9-38)
Leiserowitz, Ruth Malinauskaitė, Gintarė and Vitkus, Hektoras. "Introduction: War crimes trials, media and memory after World War II". Making Justice Visible, edited by Ruth Leiserowitz, Gintarė Malinauskaitė and Hektoras Vitkus, fibre Verlag, 2022, pp. 9-38.
Leiserowitz, R, Malinauskaitė, G and Vitkus, H. (2022): 'Introduction: War crimes trials, media and memory after World War II', in Leiserowitz, R, Malinauskaitė, G, Vitkus, H (eds.). Making Justice Visible. fibre Verlag, pp. 9-38.
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Introduction: War crimes trials, media and memory after World War II

Leiserowitz, Ruth | Malinauskaitė, Gintarė | Vitkus, Hektoras

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fibre Verlag
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https://doi.org/10.3790/978-3-88640-438-4.2022.9
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Ruth Leiserowitz

Leiserowitz, Ruth, PhD, is Deputy Director at the German Historical Institute in Warsaw and Professor for East European History at the Humboldt University of Berlin

Gintarė Malinauskaitė

Malinauskaitė, Gintarė, PhD, is a research fellow at the Vilnius Branch Office of the German Historical Institute Warsaw

Hektoras Vitkus

Vitkus, Hektoras, PhD, is a research fellow at the Institute of Baltic Region History and Archaeology, Klaipėda University

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