Special issue, 2016


Table of contents

MEMORY AND MEMORIALIZATION OF WWI IN EASTERN AND SOUTHEASTERN EUROPE

  • Preface
  • Aleksandar R. Miletić: 1914 Revisited. Commemoration of the WWI centenary in Serbia
  • András Joó: The Origins and Legacy of World War I. An (Austro-)Hungarian Perspective
  • Ivan Hrstić: Croatian Historiography of World War I. – How to win a war by losing it?
  • Slávka Otčenášová: “The Truth Wins”: Interpretations of World War I in School History Education in Slovakia from 1918 until Present (A History Textbook Narratives Analysis)
  • Tomasz Pudłocki: Gender, Nation and Memory – the Case of the Memory of the First World War among Polish Women on the Polish-Ukrainian Borderland, 1918–1939
  • Magda Arsenicz: The Battle of Lviv in November 1918 as “the memory place” for the Polish and the Ukrainian people
  • Gábor Egry – Róbert Takács: Pieces from the puzzle of the memory of WWI in Central and Eastern Europe  154
  • Expert questionnaire on the memory of the WWI
    Filip Hameršak
    Gabriela Dudeková
    Milan Ristović–Olga Manojlović Pintar
    Liljana Dobrovšak
    Helmut Konrad

AUTHORS

  • ALEKSANDAR R. MILETIĆ (Institute for Recent History of Serbia)
  • ANDRÁS JOÓ (Veritas Institute, Budapest)
  • IVAN HRSTIĆ (Ivo Pillar Institute for Social Sciences, Zagreb)
  • SLÁVKA OTČENÁŠOVÁ (Department of History. Pavol Jozef Šafárik University, Košice)
  • TOMASZ PUDŁOCKI (Jagellonian University, Kraków)
  • MAGDA ARSENICZ (Jagellonian University, Kraków)
  • GÁBOR EGRY (Institute of Political History, Budapest)
  • RÓBERT TAKÁCS (Institute of Political History, Budapest)
  • FILIP HAMERŠAK (Miroslav Krleža Lexicographic Institute, Zagreb)
  • GABRIELA DUDEKOVÁ (Institute of History, Slovak Academy of Sciences, Bratislava)
  • MILAN RISTOVIĆ (Faculty of Philosophy, Belgrade)
  • OLGA MANOJLOVIĆ PINTAR (Institut for Recent History of Serbia, Belgrade)
  • LILJANA DOBROVŠAK (Ivo Pilar Institute for Social Sciences, Zagreb)
  • HELMUT KONRAD (Karl-Franzens University, Graz)