The Cemetery Research Group runs two events a year: in May and in November. Follow the links and send in an abstract
Korb, A. 2017
‘The disposal of corpses in an ethnicized civil war: Croatia, 1941-45′, in J-M Dreyfus. & É. Anstett (eds) Human Remains and Mass Violence: Methodological Approaches, Manchester, Manchester University Press, 106-128.
Koriwak, I., von der Lippe, M., Fischer, L. 2011
‘The ecological heritage in the Weißensee cemetery: nature conservation versus monument preservation? ICOMOS Journal of the German National Committee, 53, 46-51.
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Korpiola, M & A. Lahtinen, A. (eds) 2015
Cultures of Death and Dying in Medieval and Early Modern Europe, Helsinki: Helsinki Collegium for Advanced Studies.
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Koskinen-Koiviso, E. 2012
‘Transnational heritage work and commemorative rituals across the Finnish-Russian border in the old Salla region’, in H. Snellman, E. Koskinen-Koivisto & S. Samaro (eds) Transnational Death, Helsinki: Finnish Literature Society, 200-213.
Koskinen, M. 2000
Burning the Body: The Debate on Cremation in Britain, 1874-1902, Tampeeen Yliopistopaino Oy, Finland: Juvenes Print.
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Koslofsky, C. 2000
The Reformation of the Dead: Death and Ritual in Early Modern Germany, 1450-1700, Basingstoke: Macmillan.
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Kosuch, C. 2024
The non-religious and the European city in the nineteenth century: the development of crematories in Milan and Gotha’, Urban History, 52:3, 518-539.
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Kotalainen, S. 2013
‘Rural people’s literacy skills in the remembrance of the departed: the writing of personal names on sepulchral monuments at the turn of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries’, Mortality, 18:2, 173-194.
Kovacs, L. 2011
‘The effect of designed green spaces on the changing Transylvanian landscape’, Transylvanian Review, 20:2, 14-20.
Kovras, I. & Robins, S. 2016
‘Death as border: managing missing migrants and unidentified bodies at the EU’s Mediterranean frontier’, Political Geography, 55: 40-49.
Kowirak, I., Buchholz, S., von der Lippe, M. & Seitz, B. 2016
‘Biodiversity functions of urban cemeteries: evidence from one of the largest Jewish cemeteries in Europe’, Urban Forestry & Urban Greening, 19, 68-78.
Kozłowski, T. & Grupa, M. 2019
‘Cognitive values of ossuaries from the cemetery and the church of St Nicholas in Gniew, Poland’, Fasciculi Archaeologiae Historicae, 32, 33-31.
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Kragh, B. 2003
Til jord skal du blive…Dødens og begravelsens kulturhistorie i Danmark 1780-1990, Skrifter fra Museumsrådet for Sønderjyllands Amt, 2003.
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Kramer, L. 2001
Chopin at the funeral: Episodes in the history of modern death’, Journal of the American Musicological Society, 54:1, 97-125.
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Kraus-Friedburg, C. 2011
‘Across the Pacific: transnational context in the Japanese Plantation Workers’ Cemetery in Pãhala, Hawai’i’, International Journal of Historical Archaeology, 15:3, 381-408.
Kreibig, N. 2023
‘“I’ve never seen so many men wasted so badly”: on Francoist mass graves and a film set cemetery’, Bulletin of Spanish Studies, 100:5, 679-700.
Kreiser, K. 2006
‘ War memorials and cemeteries in Turkey’, in O. Farschid, M. Kropp & S. Dahne (eds.), The First World War as Remembered in Countries of the Eastern Mediterranean, Beirut: Ergon Verlag Wurzburg in Kommission, 183-196.
Krieger, M. 2013
European Cemeteries in South India Seventeenth to Nineeenth Centuries, Delhi: Manohar.
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Krikler, N. 2023
‘Killing the dead: The logic of cemetery destruction during genocidal campaigns’, Nations and Nationalism, 29:4, 1338-1354.
Kristensen, B. 2014
‘The proper funeral: death, landscape and power among the Duha Tuvinians of Northern Mongolia’, in F. Stepputat (ed.) Governing the Dead: Sovereignty and the Politics of Dead Bodies, Manchester: Manchester University Press, 35-52.
