The Russell Cawthorn Collection
The Great War 1914-1918, and Associated Conflicts Serbia and the Balkans Generally Serbia and Other Balkan Countries
The First World War and the Balkans. Historic Event, Experience, Memory
by Wolfgang Hoepken Wim van Meurs
ISBN
9783631739136
Purchase Price
£37.13 (new)
Date Purchased
April 2, 2021
Publisher
Peter Lang GmbH (2018, Berlin)
Notes
This is a collection of essays - some of them in German - which together seek to put the "event, experiences and memory" at its centre and thus seeks to integrate South-Eastern Europe more into the comparative picture of the Great War. The essays are as follows: Introduction 1. "Sarajewo und das Kriegsjahrzchut auf dem Balkan, 1908 - 1918" by Wolfgang Hoepken & Wim van Meurs (see "Authors"). Regime 2. "Similarities and Particularities of Hapsburg Occupation Regimes During the First World War (with special reference to Serbia)"; by Tamara Scheer, Ludwig Boltzman Institute for Social Science History, University of Vienna. 3. "Vereinigung und/oder Besatzung: Bulgariens Kriegsherrschaft in Makedonien 1915 - 1918" by Bjorn Opfer-Klinger, Sudosteuropahistoriker und Politikwissenschaftler, Schulbuchredaskteur beim Ernst Klett Verlag und freier Wissenschaftpublizist" 4. "Italian Plans for the Eastern Adriatic"; by Vicko Marelik, a Ph.D. student at the University of Vienna, and a freelance journalist. Warfare, Experience and Society 5. "Hunger, Diseases and Bulgarian Women's Revolts (1916 - 1918)"; by Snezhana Dimitrova, South-West University, Neofit Rilski, Bulgaria. 6. "Political Ideas of Young Bosnia: Between Anarchism, Socialism and Nationalism"; by Milos Vojinovic, Institute for Balkan Studies, Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts, a Ph.D. student at the University of Belgrade. Remembering, Memory and History 7."From a People In Ourselves We Became a People For Ourselves (the post-war crisis in Bulgaria - Diagnosis, Criticism, Resolution"; by Evelina Kelbecheva, Professor of History at the American University in Bulgaria. 8. "Remembering Victory. The Case of Serbia/Yugoslavia"; by Danilo Sarenac, Ph.D., Institut for Contemporary History, Belgrad 9. "Heroes and Victims. The Commemorating the Great War in Rumania"; by Maria Bucur-Deckard, John W Hill Professor of East European History at Indiana University. 10. "The Three Faces of Gavrilo Princip. Representation of Princip in Yugoslav Cinema"; by Ivan Velisavljevic, an independent researcher.
9783631739136
Purchase Price
£37.13 (new)
Date Purchased
April 2, 2021
Publisher
Peter Lang GmbH (2018, Berlin)
Notes
This is a collection of essays - some of them in German - which together seek to put the "event, experiences and memory" at its centre and thus seeks to integrate South-Eastern Europe more into the comparative picture of the Great War. The essays are as follows: Introduction 1. "Sarajewo und das Kriegsjahrzchut auf dem Balkan, 1908 - 1918" by Wolfgang Hoepken & Wim van Meurs (see "Authors"). Regime 2. "Similarities and Particularities of Hapsburg Occupation Regimes During the First World War (with special reference to Serbia)"; by Tamara Scheer, Ludwig Boltzman Institute for Social Science History, University of Vienna. 3. "Vereinigung und/oder Besatzung: Bulgariens Kriegsherrschaft in Makedonien 1915 - 1918" by Bjorn Opfer-Klinger, Sudosteuropahistoriker und Politikwissenschaftler, Schulbuchredaskteur beim Ernst Klett Verlag und freier Wissenschaftpublizist" 4. "Italian Plans for the Eastern Adriatic"; by Vicko Marelik, a Ph.D. student at the University of Vienna, and a freelance journalist. Warfare, Experience and Society 5. "Hunger, Diseases and Bulgarian Women's Revolts (1916 - 1918)"; by Snezhana Dimitrova, South-West University, Neofit Rilski, Bulgaria. 6. "Political Ideas of Young Bosnia: Between Anarchism, Socialism and Nationalism"; by Milos Vojinovic, Institute for Balkan Studies, Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts, a Ph.D. student at the University of Belgrade. Remembering, Memory and History 7."From a People In Ourselves We Became a People For Ourselves (the post-war crisis in Bulgaria - Diagnosis, Criticism, Resolution"; by Evelina Kelbecheva, Professor of History at the American University in Bulgaria. 8. "Remembering Victory. The Case of Serbia/Yugoslavia"; by Danilo Sarenac, Ph.D., Institut for Contemporary History, Belgrad 9. "Heroes and Victims. The Commemorating the Great War in Rumania"; by Maria Bucur-Deckard, John W Hill Professor of East European History at Indiana University. 10. "The Three Faces of Gavrilo Princip. Representation of Princip in Yugoslav Cinema"; by Ivan Velisavljevic, an independent researcher.