Karen Petrone, “The Great War in Russian Memory” (Indiana UP, 2012)

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Historical studies on the European memory of World War I are, to put it mildly, voluminous. There are too many monographs to count on a myriad of subjects addressing the acts of remembrance and commemoration of the so-called war to end all wars. But when it comes to Russia, from...

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