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Konrád ends with an assessment of the Helsinki agreements. “The Helsinki process was useful because of the third basket which made a little bit more free activity possible in Eastern Europe. And we had an alibi because of the Helsinki agreement. We could say: ‘Look, here is the text that justifies our activities’. But the arms control negotiations about numbers were not really relevant to us. The most relevant negotiations were the ones between Reagan and Gorbachev, which dealt with withdrawal.” 67 György Konrád
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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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Page 19 and 20: theoretical and practical impossibi
Page 21 and 22: History and national identity Histo
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Page 25 and 26: everything on Stalin and communism:
Page 27 and 28: Prague Spring: “In the mid-1950s,
Page 29 and 30: Literature Arendt, Hannah (1951) Th
Page 32 and 33: Common Memory and European Identity
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Page 36 and 37: the first phase of negotiations aft
Page 38 and 39: eference to a common destiny, and t
Page 40 and 41: The ‘enlargement fatigue’ obser
Page 42 and 43: on each other. The only way of chan
Page 44 and 45: “The Word Concentration Camp mean
Page 46 and 47: I think history is essential to thi
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Page 50 and 51: Soviet camp, not because he had don
Page 52 and 53: Q: In Germany there is a strong fee
Page 54 and 55: the 17 th century so that the South
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Page 63 and 64: an explanation. I told him that I e
Page 65 and 66: This movement once had a big meetin
Page 67: guests of Imre Pozsgay, minister of
Page 72 and 73: Beyond History and Politics The Nee
Page 74 and 75: Historical truth takes second place
Page 76 and 77: of the twentieth century. He who do
Page 78 and 79: Truth and freedom This imposition f
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Page 82 and 83: Memory Wars 81 Krzysztof Pomian Pol
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Page 89 and 90: Communist historians would later us
Page 91 and 92: Comparing fascist and communist reg
Page 93 and 94: two decades. Ironically, while the
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Page 98 and 99: The Use of History to Legitimise Po
Page 100 and 101: Historians in Germany have not alwa
Page 102 and 103: The present danger: consent between
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Page 107 and 108: Polish Socialist Party played a sig
Page 109 and 110: continued to play a dominant role d
Page 111 and 112: Discussion of the real ideological
Page 113 and 114: Instead, police records confirm the
Page 115 and 116: Willy Brandt, who was a leading fig
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mixture of force and free will. Eve
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Moscow-style communism proved to be
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a threat to freedom and democracy,
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Whatever the different interpretati
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17 th century, there have been exte
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Comparing Fascism and Communism: Ap
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theory of unitotalitarianism, the i
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in concentration camps, they aim
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parts;” the result was “an ency
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espectively, explore the “common
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in the crystallization of fascism a
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societies and the resulting “blac
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attempted to reassess the analytica
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HISTORY IN PRACTICE
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it as the normal state of affairs.
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only to non-citizens, but also to n
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historical knowledge among the youn
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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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