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This publication aims to map the sources and deposits of memory in Europe. It provides an analytical look at the public policies and models of reconciliation that have been proposed at the European level to ensure coexistence and reduce feelings of hostility. The issues are addressed in four distinct parts of the book. The first part is devoted to the spread of memory problems in Europe (the Franco-Algerian conflict, Spain, the Cyprus conflict, Italy). The second part revolves around the axis of memory concerning Germany and the consequences of the Second World War for its immediate neighbours. The third part focuses on the conflict pasts of Central and Southern Europe (the commission of Polish-Ukrainian historians, the investigation of the Jedwabne massacre, Latvia's Soviet and Nazi pasts, and the resolution of the conflict past of Bosnia and Herzegovina). The fourth part of the book examines the resources of memory and the politics of reconciliation in Europe (the role of European organisations in reconciliation in Central Europe, "European" memory, and the international spread of reconciliation politics). The book is intended for specialists - historians, political scientists, cultural studies, etc., as well as students of the above-mentioned specialities.