„Przegląd Historyczny” rok 2016, tom 107, zeszyt 1

Joachim von Puttkamer, Dorothea Warneck
Introduction: Exhibiting violence

Wolfgang Knöbl
Sociology and its role in current theoretical discourses on violence

Christine Brocks
Fighting and dying for the fatherland: War violence in popular pictures and picture postcards in Germany, 1914–1918

Thomas Thiemeyer
Displaying atrocities: How European museums represent the two world wars

Paweł Machcewicz
Representing violence and death in the Museum of the Second World War in Gdańsk

Petra Bopp
A new sensibility? Photographs of violence of Wehrmacht soldiers in the Second World War

Krzysztof Banach
Exhibiting Violence or Teaching Values? Historical Exhibitions at a Modern Museum of Martyrdom

Felicitas Heimann–Jelinek
Exhibiting Murder

Richard Benjamin
Sensitive histories, difficult dialogues: the International Slavery Museum

Wiebke Ahrndt
Recommendations for the care of human remains in museums and collections

Barbara Kirshenblatt–Gimblett
Exhibiting Violence: POLIN Museum of the History of Polish Jews