An edition of East and Central European history writing in exile 1939-1989 (2015)

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An edition of East and Central European history writing in exile 1939-1989 (2015)

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Brill/Rodopi
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Subjects

Historiography, Exiles, Historians, History, Europe, historiography

Places

Eastern Europe, Central Europe

Times

20th century

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Table of Contents

Part I. Constituting exile
Estonian historians in exile: organisation and publication / Olavi Arens
Transnational contacts and cross-fertilization among Baltic historians in exile, 1968-1991 / Toivo Raun
Baltic historiography in West German exile / Jorg Hackmann
Remaining loyal: Latvian historians in exile 1945-1991 / Andrejs Plakans
Ukrainian historical writing in North America during the Cold War: striving for "normalcy" / Volodymyr Kravchenko
Belarusian historians in exile: new circumstances, old problems: Oleg Latyszonek, fr. prof. Walerian Meysztowicz and the Polish historical institute in Rome / Miroslaw A. Supruniuk
Polish exile historians at the international historical congresses / Maria Zadencka
To be a Polish historian in exile: semantic and methodological remarks / Rafal Stobiecki
Part II. Transfer of knowledge
Homeland livland and "exile" in the German fatherland: Reinhard Wittram (1902-1973) and his attitudes towards Baltic history, 1925-1964 / Gert von Pistohlkors
How to become a perfect Danish-Estonian historian: homage to Vello Helk / Jaan Undusk
Polish historiography in exile: on selected works and ideas of Oskar Halecki, Henryk Paszkiewicz and Marian Kukiel / Miroslaw Filipowicz
Retrospective utopias: the shape of Europe in the works of Polish exile historians / Maria Zadencka
Polish exile periodicals as a dialogue forum: Teki Historyczne, Polish Review, Zeszyty Historyczne / Rafal Stobiecki
Part III. Continuity and discontinuity new styles of thought
Generations in Baltic German historical writing, 1919-2009 / Gert von Pistohlkors
History writing in exile and in the homeland after World War II: some comparative aspects / Jaan Undusk
In whose name is the story told? The emigre critique of method in the historiography of the Polish People's Republic / Artur Mekarski
The figure of "Antemurale" in the historiography at home and in exile / Andreas Lawaty
A "Polish connection" in American sovietology or the old homeland: enmities in the new host country humanities / Andrzej Nowak
The idea of Latvian national history in exile: continuity and discontinuity / Iveta Leitane.

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Includes bibliographical references and index.

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Boston
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On the boundary of two worlds

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Dewey Decimal Class
943.00072
Library of Congress
DJK32 .E26 2015, DJK32.E26 2015

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Pagination
pages cm.

ID Numbers

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OL30395501M
ISBN 13
9789004299627, 9789004299696
LCCN
2015018514

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