Experiencing 11 November 2018

Reframing commemoration at the end of the First World War centenary: new approaches and case studies
Shanti Sumartojo

PART I: Cities




11 November 2018: Liege, Mons and Brussels commemorate the Great War
Chantal Kesteloot and Laurence van Ypersele




2018 Armistice Day in Flanders Fields: how complex is commemoration at the end of an era?
Dominique Vanneste and Gregory Ramshaw




Vienna, November 7-10, 2018: A four-day journey into public commemorations of November 1918 in the Austrian republic
Olivier Luminet




The role of a politics of memory and the digital, in reframing the commemoration of Polish Independence
Danielle Drozdzewski

PART II: Sites




Remembrance, participation, (re)emergence: Washington's National Cathedral, 11 November 2018
Jeremy Foster




Pozieres: The never-ending war on the Somme
Caroline Winter




The sound of the cow: observing Remembrance Day in New Delhi

Peter Stanley

9.Observing Silence: Experiential Reflections on the 11 November 2018 Armistice Day Commemorations in London

James Wallis

Part III: Art






Pages of the Sea: A UK Case Study
Emma Hanna




Memorial Chairs and Transitory Fictive Kinship in the Centenary Commemoration of the End of the First World War

Kingsley Baird

12 Flowers of War: 11 November 2018 at Melbourne's Shrine of Remembrance

Shanti Sumartojo






Just like being there: technologies of reconstructed experience and First World War commemoration
Katherine Smits

Part IV: Multiplicities




To be or not to be Danish? Commemorating the First World War in Denmark on 11 November 2018
David C. Harvey




The 10 November 2018 Indian commemoration in Villers-Guislains in the north of France: Atmosphere and the experience of alterity
Anne Hertzog and Rafiq Pirzada




What is still known about 11 November 1918 by German-speaking Belgians?

Christin Camia, Clara Falys, Jelena Scheider and Olivier Luminet