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Stalinism revisited [electronic resource] : the establishment of communist regimes in East-Central Europe / edited by Vladimir Tis maneanu.

Contributor(s): Material type: TextTextSeries: ACLS Humanities E-BookPublication details: Budapest ; New York : Central European University Press, 20 09.Description: vii, 444 p. ; 24 cmSubject(s): Additional physical formats: No titleOnline resources:
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Stalinism revisited and the takeover model -- Stalinist revolutionar y breakthroughs in Eastern Europe / Kenneth Jowitt -- Diabolical pedago gy and the (il)logic of Stalinism in Eastern Europe / Vladimir Tismanea nu -- Stalin, Soviet policy, and the consolidation of a communist bloc in Eastern Europe, 1944-1953 / Mark Kramer -- Popular democracy : an il lusion? / Alfred J. Rieber -- The establishment of communist regimes in Central and Eastern Europe -- Eastern Europe between the USSR and the West : reflections on the origins and dynamics of the Cold War / Thomas W. Simons, Jr -- Legitimation deficit and legitimation crisis in East European societies / Agnes Heller -- The paradox of East German communi sm : from non-Stalinism to neo-Stalinism? / John Connelly -- Road to "p eople's Poland" : Stalin's conquest revisited / Antoni Z. Kaminski, Bar tłomiej Kaminski -- Stalinism and historiography -- Revisiting Hungari an Stalinism / János Rainer -- Avatars of the Romanian academy and the historical front (1948 versus1955) / Bogdan Cristian Iacob -- Bulgaria n Stalinism revisited / Ekaterina Nikova -- Historicizing a disputed th eme : anti-communist armed resistance in Romania / Dorin Dobrincu -- Na tional or revolutionary breakthroughs? -- Hope died last : the Czechosl ovak road to Stalinism / Bradley Abrams -- Propaganda and culture in Ro mania at the beginning of the communist regime / Cristian Vasile -- Var ieties of Stalinism in light of the Yugoslav case / Svetozar Stojanovic -- Community building and identity politics in Gheorghiu-Dej's Romania (1956-1964) / Dragoṣ Petrescu.
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Stalinism revisited and the takeover model -- Stalinist revolutionar y breakthroughs in Eastern Europe / Kenneth Jowitt -- Diabolical pedago gy and the (il)logic of Stalinism in Eastern Europe / Vladimir Tismanea nu -- Stalin, Soviet policy, and the consolidation of a communist bloc in Eastern Europe, 1944-1953 / Mark Kramer -- Popular democracy : an il lusion? / Alfred J. Rieber -- The establishment of communist regimes in Central and Eastern Europe -- Eastern Europe between the USSR and the West : reflections on the origins and dynamics of the Cold War / Thomas W. Simons, Jr -- Legitimation deficit and legitimation crisis in East European societies / Agnes Heller -- The paradox of East German communi sm : from non-Stalinism to neo-Stalinism? / John Connelly -- Road to "p eople's Poland" : Stalin's conquest revisited / Antoni Z. Kaminski, Bar tłomiej Kaminski -- Stalinism and historiography -- Revisiting Hungari an Stalinism / János Rainer -- Avatars of the Romanian academy and the historical front (1948 versus1955) / Bogdan Cristian Iacob -- Bulgaria n Stalinism revisited / Ekaterina Nikova -- Historicizing a disputed th eme : anti-communist armed resistance in Romania / Dorin Dobrincu -- Na tional or revolutionary breakthroughs? -- Hope died last : the Czechosl ovak road to Stalinism / Bradley Abrams -- Propaganda and culture in Ro mania at the beginning of the communist regime / Cristian Vasile -- Var ieties of Stalinism in light of the Yugoslav case / Svetozar Stojanovic -- Community building and identity politics in Gheorghiu-Dej's Romania (1956-1964) / Dragoṣ Petrescu.

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