In this sentence:

> 俺にあの日の再現をさせようってのか

I know that ってのか is short for というのか.

But what does he mean by that sentence?
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What does ってのか mean in this sentence?
Yes, っての/ってん is short for というの. Here, it's followed by か, so it's basically
"Are you saying ～?", "Is it that ～?" or "Does that mean ～?".

  * [がってんなら - what kind of contraction am I dealing with in this sentence?](https://japanese.stackexchange.com/q/74618/5010)
  * [ってんだ with imperative](https://japanese.stackexchange.com/q/17469/5010)

The remaining part is a rather simple causative + volitional sentence.

> あの日の再現をする  
>  to re-enact that day (literally "to do the re-enactment of that day")
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> 俺にあの日の再現をさせる (causative)  
>  to make me re-enact that day
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> 俺にあの日の再現をさせようってのか (volitional + ってのか)  
>  = 俺にあの日の再現をさせようというのか  
>  Does that mean you're trying to make me re-enact that day?

(This あの日の再現 may euphemistically mean "to repeat the same mistake I made on
that day" or something similar, depending on what happened on the あの日.)
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