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Twenty years after the end of the C
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Dedicated to Bronisław Geremek Bro
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Table of contents Preface: Never Ag
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Preface Never again 7 Martin Schulz
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Preface The Past Does Not Go Away A
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Introduction by the Editors In 2008
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about the tense and ambivalent rela
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another debate formulated by Richar
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theoretical and practical impossibi
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History and national identity Histo
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the subject of much controversy, th
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everything on Stalin and communism:
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Prague Spring: “In the mid-1950s,
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Literature Arendt, Hannah (1951) Th
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Common Memory and European Identity
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cried the Ossies as the Berlin Wall
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the first phase of negotiations aft
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eference to a common destiny, and t
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The ‘enlargement fatigue’ obser
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on each other. The only way of chan
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“The Word Concentration Camp mean
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I think history is essential to thi
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denying it is like saying evil does
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Soviet camp, not because he had don
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Q: In Germany there is a strong fee
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List of references Brubaker, Rogers
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asic facts: different history curri
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and materials is open to criticism.
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- seeking the broadest possible con
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for transport to the extermination
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- the extinction of human beings on
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The Historical Dimension of the Rel
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homeland”, and, “Down with the
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History - A Fundamental Pillar of N
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tion - a reflection of their relati
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guage. And if there was something m
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The situation relating to the perce
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the Slovak nation. Slovak historica
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In spite of all this, ever since th
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uncover the capillaries of common h
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of peoples became the ideological c
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esult of the hope of concluding end
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Way forward The idea of the nation
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History and National Identity 193
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espondents (25.5%) were able to men
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These diametrically differing respo
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The respondents answered the questi
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the Vienna Arbitration and whether
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eason for any apologies. Another po
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MEMORIES
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There is an operation afoot to re-w
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Our contacts with the socialist you
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Prison was to be another stage in o
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Remember August 23, 1939 Marianne M
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The European dimension of Nazi and
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Some months later I went on my seco
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But there is also another side to t
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security. In the spring of 1938, th
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Czechoslovak and Soviet Communist P
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democracy which led to the emergenc
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occupying forces. Leaving the Sovie
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in Paris, I represented Austria and
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therefore no political consideratio
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Witness, Not Victim Who would have
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Many sister parties in North West E
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Roma population. Promises to help i
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communists who usually were not tha
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In front of the post office a plaqu
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Loaded At the wall demarcating the
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least collaborators. The extreme ri
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is even better known as a brand nam
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