The Cemetery Research Group runs two events a year: in May and in November. Follow the links and send in an abstract
Mass burial
Kwon, H. 2015
‘Korean War mass graves’, in F. Ferrándiz, & A. Robben (eds) Necropolitics: Mass Graves and Exhumations in the Age of Human Rights, Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press, 76-91.
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Pohlman, A. 2020
‘No place to remember: haunting and the search for mass graves in Indonesia’, in A. Hubbell, N. Akagawa, S. Rojas-Lizana, S. & A. Pohlman (eds) Places of Traumatic Memory: A Global Context, Springer International Publishing, 61-82.
Pollack, C. 2003
‘Intentions of burial: mourning, politics and memorials following the massacre at Srebrenica’, Death Studies, 27:2, 125-42.
Pollack, C. 2003
‘Burial at Srebrenica: linking place and trauma’, Social Science and Medicine, 56:4, 793-801.
Pressac, J. & Pelt, R. 1994
‘The machinery of mass murder at Auschwitz’ in I. Gutman & M. Berenboum (eds) Anatomy of the Auschwitz Death Camp, Bloomington In.: Indiana University Press, 183-245.
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Renshaw, L. 2011
Exhuming Loss: Memory, Materiality and Mass Graves of the Spanish Civil War, Walnut Creek: West Coast.
Rugg, J. 2004
‘Managing “Civilian deaths due to war operations”: Yorkshire experiences during World War II’, Twentieth Century British History, 15:2, 152-73.
Viejo-Rose, D., Renshaw, L. & Filippuci, P. 2024
Viejo-Rose, D., Renshaw, L. & Filippuci, P. (2024) ‘From dead places to places of the dead: the memorial power of battlefields, ruins, and burials in the warscapes of Spain and the Western Front’, in T. Biers and K. Stringer Clary (eds) Routledge Handbook of Museums, Heritage and Death, London: Routledge, 275-291.
