1. Acknowledging trauma in a global context: Narrative, memory and place.- 2. Long Tan, Coral-Balmoral and Binh Ba: Remembered, un-remembered and dis-remembered battlefields from Australia's Vietnam war.- 3. 'Difficult heritage', silent witnesses: Dismembering traumatic memories, narratives, and emotions of firebombing in Japan.- 4. No place to remember: Haunting and the search for mass graves in Indonesia.- 5. The visitor's gaze in the Museum of Memory and Human Rights in Chile.- 6. Remembering World War One in Australia: Hyde Park as memory space.- 7. Sites of memory, sites of ruination in postcolonial France and the francosphere.- 8. 'The most intimate familiarity and the most extreme existential alienation': Ilse Aichinger's memories of Nazi-era Vienna.- 9. Black skin as site of memory: Stories of trauma from the Black Atlantic.- 10. Humanitarian journalism and the representation of survivors of Bosnia-Herzegovina's mass violence.- 11. Remembering the 5 July 1962 massacre in Oran, Algeria.- 12. Cultural practices as sites of trauma and empathic distress in Like Cotton Twines (2016) and Grass between my Lips (2008).- 13. Screen memories in true crime documentary: Trauma, bodies and places in The Keepers (2017) and Casting JonBenet (2017).- 14. Chile 1988: Trauma and resistance in Pablo Larraín's No (2012).