1.   By the end of the movie, the character has solidified into a metaphor for a kind of willed historical amnesia.

2.   Historical amnesia also seems to have affected the Lazarus poem.

3.   Last week came striking new evidence that Canada has historical amnesia, too.

4.   Other countries have found it difficult to maintain their historical amnesia in the face of persistent victims.

5.   Some historians believe this brainwashing caused many slaves who were brought to America to develop a historical amnesia.

6.   The obsequious eulogists at the obsequies in April for Richard M. Nixon will be remembered for their collective plunge into historical amnesia.

7.   Though the message may be unintentional, the design nonetheless displays a profound sense of historical amnesia.

8.   Such historical amnesia is frequently highlighted by the rigorous annual screenings of textboooks by the Japanese education ministry.

9.   The LDP, the biggest party in the coalition, is frequently embarassed by the historical amnesia of some of its more nationalist-minded members.