Refractions of Germany in Canadian Literature and Culture Book

	Foreword
	Introduction	1
	Occupying Landscape We Occupy Story We Occupy Landscape	23
	Diaspora and Settledness	31
	Voices From the Borderlands: The Problem of "Home" in the Oral Histories of German Expellees in Canada	33
	From Hungary to Germany to Canada: Gheorghiu's Twenty-Fifth Hour and Shifting Swabian Identities	57
	Martin Blecher: Tom Thomson's Murderer or Victim of Wartime Prejudice?	91
	Der deutsche Katholik in Kanada: An Approach to the Mentalite of German-Speaking Catholics in Canada through an Analysis of their Journal	105
	The Mennonite Experience in the Novels of Rudy Wiebe	121
	Dialectology, Storytelling, Memory: Jack Thiessen's Mennonite Dictionaries	145
	Jewish Experience and the Holocaust	169
	The Black Forest, the Unspeakable Nefas, and the Mountains of Galilee: Germany and Zionism in the Works of A. M. Klein	171
	Canadian Recontextualizations of a German Nightmare: Henry Kreisel's Betrayal (1964)	195
	"Flowers for Hitler": Leonard Cohen's Holocaust Poetry in the Context of Jewish and Jewish-Canadian Literature	207
	Views on the Holocaust in Contemporary Canadian Plays	239
	Literature and Cultural Exchange	257
	"The inability to mourn": the Post-war German Psyche in Mavis Gallant's Fiction	259
	Dividing and Reuniting Grandmothers, Mothers and Daughters: The Black Motherline, Vergangenheitsbewaltigung Studies, and the Road Genre in Suzette Mayr's The Widows	271
	Acts of (Re-)Construction: Traces of Germany in Jane Urquhart's Novel The Stone Carvers	295
	Urquhart's Fairy Tale: The German Cultural Imaginary in The Stone Carvers	319
	Goethe's Faust in Canada, 1834-1970	331
	The New Canadian Embassy in Berlin	343
	List of Contributors	365
	Index	369