The unfinished revolution: making sense of the communist past in Central-Eastern Europe / James Mark
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Includes bibliographical references (p. [270]-290)and index.
Chapter 1 The Unfinished Revolution
Chapter 2 Completing the Revolution: History Commissions
and Institutes of National Memory Chapter
3 Criminalizing Communism?: History at Terror Sites
and in Statue Parks and National Museums
Chapter
4 Containing Fascism: Anti-Communism in the
Age of Holocaust Memory
Chapter
5 Remaking the Autobiography: Communists and
their Pasts
Chapter
6 Victims’ Stories
Chapter
7 The Afterlife of Atrocity: Remembering Red Army
Rape after 1989
Conclusion Divided Societies, Democratic Memory?
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