Explore our collection of articles! The compilation has been created for all those wishing to learn more about the complex issues underpinning 20th-century European history and memory. It consists of both academic and popular pieces, all written and/or edited by experts in their field. The articles cover a wide range of topics, from historical summaries and social history to contemporary commemoration practices.
Debate: The Memory of Economic Crisis
Anomie and the public transportation of Budapest. The effects of hyperinflation, 1945–1946
Fashion '89 or the beginnings of recycling
Evangelical churches and the Peaceful Revolution of 1989
“We Have Something to Celebrate!”: Forging a Community of Memory for the “Velvet Revolution”
“Neither for King nor Empire”: Irish Remembrance of the Great War in the 1920s
Warsaw’s Forgotten War
Warriors and Victims: Commemorating War on the Stadtfriedhof Tübingen – A Local-National Perspective
Turning Points in the History of War: Criteria for the Meaning of Violence in the Great War of 1914–1918
The Year 1989 – A European Repository of Memory
The Two Sides of Regime Change – the Hungarian Experience
The Polish Pro-Independence Diaspora in the West in the Face of the Political Breakthrough of 1989
The Opposition Movement in Slovakia in the Period of Normalisation
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The Murder of Armenians – Armenocide – Genocide – Genocide Prevention [...]
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The Military Cemetery as a Form of the Cult of the Fallen Soldier [...]
The Great War and Its Consequences from a Swedish Perspective
The Consequence of the System Transformation of 1989 in Poland
