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How To Speak About Communism?

Why Do We Speak About Communism? (An Introduction)

Michela, Miroslav

Causes of the Communist Party of Czechoslovakia's Electoral Successes in the First Republic: A Reflection on the Possibilities of Interpretation

Rákosník, Jakub

Historical Research of National Movements and the Concept of Socialist Patriotism in Czechoslovakia, Hungary and Central-Eastern Europe in the Years 1956 - 1970

Kopeček, Michal

Communism, the Future and the Historiography of Contemporary History

Sommer, Vítězslav

"Brighter Tomorrows" or Small-Town Prosperity? The Communist Development Project and Its Impact from the Perspective of the Construction Boom in Slovak Rural Areas during Late Socialism

Podoba, Juraj

Popular Culture and State Socialism

Machek, Jakub

Fellow Countrymen Gone Wild: How (Not) to Depict the Rise to Power of the Communist Party of Czechoslovakia

Daniel, Ondřej – Lomíček, Jan

Narratives of Totalitarian Historiography as a Heritage of the Normalization Era

Hudek, Adam

Healing Illnesses and Repaying Debts: The Communist Party of Bohemia and Moravia and the Institute for the Study of Totalitarian Regimes in Czech Anti-Communist Discourse

Slačálek, Ondřej

Benko, Juraj. Boľševizmus medzi Východom a Západom (1900-1920)

Lomíček, Jan

Švéda, Josef. Mašínovský mýtus. Ideologie v české literatuře a kultuře

Machek, Jakub

Švéda, Josef. Mašínovský mýtus. Ideologie v české literatuře a kultuře

Holubec, Stanislav

FORUM HISTORIAE 1/2013:
How To Speak About Communism?

EDITORS:
Miroslav Michela - Milan Ducháček

TRANSLATION INTO ENGLISH:
Martin Katuščák

TRANSLATION FROM ENGLISH:
Igor Kšiňan

TITLE IMAGE:
Shot from the film Good bye, Lenin (Ger., 2003)

GRAPHIC DESIGN:
Juraj Benko

AUTHORS:
Ondřej Daniel
Stanislav Holubec
Adam Hudek
Michal Kopeček
Jan Lomíček
Jakub Machek
Miroslav Michela
Juraj Podoba
Jakub Rákosník
Ondřej Slačálek
Vítězslav Sommer

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How To Speak About Communism?

Why Do We Speak About Communism? (An Introduction)

Causes of the Communist Party of Czechoslovakia's Electoral Successes in the First Republic: A Reflection on the Possibilities of Interpretation

Historical Research of National Movements and the Concept of Socialist Patriotism in Czechoslovakia, Hungary and Central-Eastern Europe in the Years 1956 - 1970

Communism, the Future and the Historiography of Contemporary History

"Brighter Tomorrows" or Small-Town Prosperity? The Communist Development Project and Its Impact from the Perspective of the Construction Boom in Slovak Rural Areas during Late Socialism

Popular Culture and State Socialism

Fellow Countrymen Gone Wild: How (Not) to Depict the Rise to Power of the Communist Party of Czechoslovakia

Narratives of Totalitarian Historiography as a Heritage of the Normalization Era

Healing Illnesses and Repaying Debts: The Communist Party of Bohemia and Moravia and the Institute for the Study of Totalitarian Regimes in Czech Anti-Communist Discourse

Benko, Juraj. Boľševizmus medzi Východom a Západom (1900-1920)

Švéda, Josef. Mašínovský mýtus. Ideologie v české literatuře a kultuře

Švéda, Josef. Mašínovský mýtus. Ideologie v české literatuře a kultuře

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