Collective Identities and Post-War Violence in Europe, 1944-48
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Collective Identities and Post-War Violence in Europe, 1944-48
Reshaping the Nation
Barth, Boris; Konrad, Ota; Mrnka, Jaromir
Springer Nature Switzerland AG
11/2022
334
Mole
Inglês
9783030783884
15 a 20 dias
451
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PART I. RESHAPING THE NATION.- Introduction; Ota Konrad, Boris Barth, Jaromir Mrnka.- The End of the War and the Beginning of the Peace: Where Violence Leaves Off and Reconstruction Begins: Continental Europe, 1944-1947; Norman Naimark.- PART II. JUSTICE.- Redefining National Identities through Justice: A Comparative Analysis of Italy and France; Barbara De Luna and Greta Fedele.- Purges, Patriotism, and Political Violence: The Danish Case, 1944-1945; Henrik Lundtofte.- 'Mentalities of War, Mentalities of Peace': Capital Punishment in the Norwegian 'Treason Trials', 1941-1948; Anika Seemann.- PART III. GENDER.- 'German Brats and Tarts': Gender, Sexuality, and Collective Memory in Post-War Norway; Caroline Nilsen.- Gender, Ethnicity, and Multidirectional Violence during the Last Months of German Rule in Lithuania: A Case Study of Local Force Battalions; Justina Smalkyte.- PART IV. NATION AND NATIONALISM.- Assessing National 'Consciousness': The Belarusian Home Guard, 1944-1945; Aleksandra Pomiecko.- Cleansing Greece of the Miasma of its 'Sudeten': Macedonian Slavs as an Unwanted Minority in the Aftermath of the Second World War; Tasos Kostopoulos.- Between Nation and Religion: Czech Protestants and the Transfer of the Sudeten Germans, 1945-1948; Ondrej Matejka.- PART V. CITIZENSHIP.- 'Pure Christians' vs. 'Working Citizens of the Democratic Era': How the Claimants of Jewish Property perceived Citizenship in Hungary; Borbala Klacsmann.- A Glass Half Full or Half Empty? The Postwar Treatment of the German Minority in Denmark; Peter Thaler.- PART VI. CONCLUSION.- Conclusion; Christoph Cornelissen.
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Second World War;World War II;nationalism;citizenship;ethnic cleansing
PART I. RESHAPING THE NATION.- Introduction; Ota Konrad, Boris Barth, Jaromir Mrnka.- The End of the War and the Beginning of the Peace: Where Violence Leaves Off and Reconstruction Begins: Continental Europe, 1944-1947; Norman Naimark.- PART II. JUSTICE.- Redefining National Identities through Justice: A Comparative Analysis of Italy and France; Barbara De Luna and Greta Fedele.- Purges, Patriotism, and Political Violence: The Danish Case, 1944-1945; Henrik Lundtofte.- 'Mentalities of War, Mentalities of Peace': Capital Punishment in the Norwegian 'Treason Trials', 1941-1948; Anika Seemann.- PART III. GENDER.- 'German Brats and Tarts': Gender, Sexuality, and Collective Memory in Post-War Norway; Caroline Nilsen.- Gender, Ethnicity, and Multidirectional Violence during the Last Months of German Rule in Lithuania: A Case Study of Local Force Battalions; Justina Smalkyte.- PART IV. NATION AND NATIONALISM.- Assessing National 'Consciousness': The Belarusian Home Guard, 1944-1945; Aleksandra Pomiecko.- Cleansing Greece of the Miasma of its 'Sudeten': Macedonian Slavs as an Unwanted Minority in the Aftermath of the Second World War; Tasos Kostopoulos.- Between Nation and Religion: Czech Protestants and the Transfer of the Sudeten Germans, 1945-1948; Ondrej Matejka.- PART V. CITIZENSHIP.- 'Pure Christians' vs. 'Working Citizens of the Democratic Era': How the Claimants of Jewish Property perceived Citizenship in Hungary; Borbala Klacsmann.- A Glass Half Full or Half Empty? The Postwar Treatment of the German Minority in Denmark; Peter Thaler.- PART VI. CONCLUSION.- Conclusion; Christoph Cornelissen.
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