Historia Slavorum Occidentis - Issue 4(39) (2023) - CEJSH - Yadda

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Issue details

Publisher

Wydawnictwo Adam Marszałek

Journal

Historia Slavorum Occidentis

Year

2023

Volume

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Issue

4(39)

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Volume contents

4(39)
- article: The cement nude, the (h)ero(tic)ism of the working class – the artistic programme of outdoor sculptures on the Black Sea littoral and the pro-natal, pro-family policies under communism (Nasui C.), p. 13-32
- article: The mythmaking of children heroes during the communist regime in Bulgaria – the case of “the heroes of Belitsa” (Angelova M.), p. 33-49
- article: Interrupted biographies: six distinguished female figures between repressions and survival during the communist regime in Bulgaria (Muratova N., Popova K.), p. 50-63
- article: “It will be a crime if such a person stays in the party and is given a responsible job” (the case of the “unreliable” archivist Maria Konstantinova) (Piskova M.), p. 64-75
- article: “I am not waiting for money. I just want vindication and a basic apology”. Policies of “rehabilitation” of the Pomaks from Blagoevgrad region after the fall of the communist regime (Pashova A., Vodenicharov P.), p. 76-94
- article: Suffering into patrimony: dealing with communist repression in postcommunist Romania (Dobre C.-F.), p. 95-113
- article: Nicolae Iorga as everybody’s political ally in post-communist Romania (Țăranu G.), p. 114-139
- article: Charakterystyka postaci i dorobku Andrzeja Wędzkiego (1927–2017), slawisty, regionalisty i kolekcjonera (Mądry W.), p. 140-162
- article: Antysemityzm na Uniwersytecie Stefana Batorego w Wilnie (Michalski M.), p. 165-182

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