Introduction: German Colonialism And National Identity / Michael Perraudin And Jürgen Zimmerer -- Part I. Colonialism From Before The Empire. Imperialism, Race, And Genocide At The Paulskirche: Origins, Meanings, Trajectories / Brian Vick -- Time, Identity, And Colonialism In German Travel Writing On Africa, 1848-1914 / Tracey Reimann-dawe -- Gray Zones: On The Inclusion Of Poland In The Study Of German Colonialism / Kristin Kopp -- Part Ii. Colonialism And Popular Utterance In The Imperial Phase. The War That Scarcely Was: The Berliner Morgenpost And The Boxer Uprising / Yixu Lü -- Boy's And Girl's Own Empires: Gender And The Uses Of The Colonial World In Kaiserreich Youth Magazines / Jeffrey Bowersox -- Picturing Genocide In German Consumer Culture, 1904-10 / David Ciarlo -- The Visual Representation Of Blackness During German Imperialism Around 1900 / Volker Langbehn --^ Colonialism And The Simplification Of Language: Germany's Kolonial-deutsch Experiment / Kenneth J. Orosz -- Part Iii. Colonialism And The End Of Empire. Fraternity, Frenzy, And Genocide In German War Literature, 1906-36 / Jörg Lehmann -- Colonial Heroes: German Colonial Identities In Wartime, 1914-18 / Michael Pesek -- Crossing Boundaries: German Women In Africa, 1919-33 / Britta Schilling -- Abuses Of German Colonial History: The Character Of Carl Peters As Weapon For Völkisch And National Socialist Discourses: Anglophobia, Anti-semitism And Aryanism / Constant Kpao Sarè -- Loyal Askari And Black Rapist: Two Images In The German Discourse On National Identity And Their Impact On The Lives Of Black People In Germany, 1918-45 / Susann Lewerenz -- Part Iv. German Colonialism In The Era Of Decolonization. (post-)colonial Amnesia? German Debates On Colonialism And Decolonization In The Post-war Era / Monika Albrecht --^ Denkmalsturz: The German Student Movement And German Colonialism / Ingo Cornils -- Vergangenheitsbewältigung à La Française: Post-colonial Memories Of The Herero Genocide And 17 October 1961 / Kathryn Jones -- The Persistence Of Fantasies: Colonialism As Melodrama On German Television / Wolfgang Struck -- Part V. Local Histories, Memories, Legacies. Communal Memory Events And The Heritage Of The Victims: The Persistence Of The Theme Of Genocide In Namibia / Reinhart Kössler -- The Genocide In German South-west Africa And The Politics Of Commemoration: How (not) To Come To Terms With The Past / Henning Melber -- The Struggle For Genocidal Exclusivity: The Perception Of The Murder Of The Namibian Herero (1904-8) In The Age Of A New International Morality / Dominik J. Schaller -- Narratives Of A Model Colony: German Togoland In Written And Oral Histories / Dennis Laumann -- Suspended Between Worlds? The Discipline Of Germanistik In Sub-saharan Africa / Arndt Witte. Edited By Michael Perraudin And Jürgen Zimmerer; With Katy Heady. Includes Bibliographical References And Index.