Refugees and Citizens in Twentieth-Century East Central Europe
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Refugees and Citizens in Twentieth-Century East Central Europe
An Unlikely Refuge?
Frankl, Michal
Pallas Publications
03/2026
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Refugees and Citizens in East-Central Europe in the Twentieth Century: Introduction to an Unlikely Refuge? - Michal Frankl
1. Jewish Refugees, Encampment, and the Humanitarian Paradox in Austria-Hungary during the First World War - Doina Anca Cretu
2. Places of Passage or Precarious Sanctuaries? The Negotiations between Refugees and State Authorities in an Upper Adriatic Borderland - Francesca Rolandi
3. Refugee Temporalities: Time Displacement in the Flight of Polish Jews from Nazism (A Conceptual Study) - Lidia Zessin-Jurek
4. The Construction of a Political Refugee: Foreign Comrades in 1950s Socialist Czechoslovakia - Nikola Tohma
5. The "Stomach Question": Food and Refugee Children from Greece in East Germany and Poland - Julia Reinke
6. From Refugees to Labor Migrants: Cold War Austria in the East-Central European Context - Maximilian Graf
7. (Not So) Temporary Refuge? Navigating Multiple Temporalities among 1990s Bosnian Refugees to Czechoslovakia and Czechia - Karla Koutkova
8. Toward a Conceptual History of Refugees in Hungary - Agnes Katalin Kelemen
Conclusion: (Un)Likely Refuge and (Un)Known Refugees - Michal Frankl
1. Jewish Refugees, Encampment, and the Humanitarian Paradox in Austria-Hungary during the First World War - Doina Anca Cretu
2. Places of Passage or Precarious Sanctuaries? The Negotiations between Refugees and State Authorities in an Upper Adriatic Borderland - Francesca Rolandi
3. Refugee Temporalities: Time Displacement in the Flight of Polish Jews from Nazism (A Conceptual Study) - Lidia Zessin-Jurek
4. The Construction of a Political Refugee: Foreign Comrades in 1950s Socialist Czechoslovakia - Nikola Tohma
5. The "Stomach Question": Food and Refugee Children from Greece in East Germany and Poland - Julia Reinke
6. From Refugees to Labor Migrants: Cold War Austria in the East-Central European Context - Maximilian Graf
7. (Not So) Temporary Refuge? Navigating Multiple Temporalities among 1990s Bosnian Refugees to Czechoslovakia and Czechia - Karla Koutkova
8. Toward a Conceptual History of Refugees in Hungary - Agnes Katalin Kelemen
Conclusion: (Un)Likely Refuge and (Un)Known Refugees - Michal Frankl
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Refugees, East-Central Europe, Humanitarianism, Citizenship, State socialism
Refugees and Citizens in East-Central Europe in the Twentieth Century: Introduction to an Unlikely Refuge? - Michal Frankl
1. Jewish Refugees, Encampment, and the Humanitarian Paradox in Austria-Hungary during the First World War - Doina Anca Cretu
2. Places of Passage or Precarious Sanctuaries? The Negotiations between Refugees and State Authorities in an Upper Adriatic Borderland - Francesca Rolandi
3. Refugee Temporalities: Time Displacement in the Flight of Polish Jews from Nazism (A Conceptual Study) - Lidia Zessin-Jurek
4. The Construction of a Political Refugee: Foreign Comrades in 1950s Socialist Czechoslovakia - Nikola Tohma
5. The "Stomach Question": Food and Refugee Children from Greece in East Germany and Poland - Julia Reinke
6. From Refugees to Labor Migrants: Cold War Austria in the East-Central European Context - Maximilian Graf
7. (Not So) Temporary Refuge? Navigating Multiple Temporalities among 1990s Bosnian Refugees to Czechoslovakia and Czechia - Karla Koutkova
8. Toward a Conceptual History of Refugees in Hungary - Agnes Katalin Kelemen
Conclusion: (Un)Likely Refuge and (Un)Known Refugees - Michal Frankl
1. Jewish Refugees, Encampment, and the Humanitarian Paradox in Austria-Hungary during the First World War - Doina Anca Cretu
2. Places of Passage or Precarious Sanctuaries? The Negotiations between Refugees and State Authorities in an Upper Adriatic Borderland - Francesca Rolandi
3. Refugee Temporalities: Time Displacement in the Flight of Polish Jews from Nazism (A Conceptual Study) - Lidia Zessin-Jurek
4. The Construction of a Political Refugee: Foreign Comrades in 1950s Socialist Czechoslovakia - Nikola Tohma
5. The "Stomach Question": Food and Refugee Children from Greece in East Germany and Poland - Julia Reinke
6. From Refugees to Labor Migrants: Cold War Austria in the East-Central European Context - Maximilian Graf
7. (Not So) Temporary Refuge? Navigating Multiple Temporalities among 1990s Bosnian Refugees to Czechoslovakia and Czechia - Karla Koutkova
8. Toward a Conceptual History of Refugees in Hungary - Agnes Katalin Kelemen
Conclusion: (Un)Likely Refuge and (Un)Known Refugees - Michal Frankl
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