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“Tell Ye Your Children…”: The Twisted Swedish Road to Holocaust Recognition

ABSTRACT: From a historical perspective, this article analyzes the dramatic political
 process in the 1990s when modern Sweden left its traditional dissociation from historical
 orientations by entering into a European context in which the Second World War and
 the Holocaust were crucial historical landmarks. The political campaign Living History must be understood
 in terms of recent processes of both nationalization and Europeanization of history.
 As a conclusion, three problems of the politics of history are discussed: a competing
 European historical focus on communist crimes against humanity, a simplistic and reductionist
 political use of Holocaust history, and a difficult but necessary discussion of the
 potential lessons of history in general, and of Holocaust history in particular. 
