Summary:
The book explores over 600 years of German history through a tapestry of objects, art, and landmarks that reflect the country's complex and diverse cultural identity. It examines pivotal moments and figures in German history, offering insights into the nation's memory and sense of itself.
Key points:
1. Nationhood Concept: MacGregor discusses Germany's unique sense of nationhood, rooted in shared historical memories, especially of the World Wars and the Holocaust.
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