Electronic Publication/s![]() ![]() Wolfgang Mueller - Michael Gehler - Arnold Suppan The Revolutions of 1989Internationale Geschichte/International HistoryBand 2 ISBN-13: 978-3-7001-7638-1 ISBN-13 Online: 978-3-7001-7779-1 Subject Area: Modern History online - print |
Preliminaries
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Table of Contents
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Acknowledgements page 1
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Wolfgang Mueller
The Revolutions of 1989: An Introduction page 3
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Andrei Grachev
Gorbachev and the “New Political Thinking” page 33
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Klaus Bachmann
Poland 1989: The Constrained Revolution page 47
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Andreas Oplatka
Hungary 1989: Renunciation of Power and Power-Sharing page 77
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Péter Vámos
The Tiananmen Square “Incident” in China and the East Central European Revolutions page 93
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Hans Hermann Hertle
The October Revolution in East Germany page 113
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Jiří Suk
Czechoslovakia in 1989: Causes, Results, and Conceptual Changes page 137
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Florian Bieber - Armina Galijaš
Yugoslavia 1989: The Revolutions that did (not) Happen page 161
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Ulf Brunnbauer
The End of Communist Rule in Bulgaria: The Crisis of Legitimacy and Political Change page 177
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Anneli Ute Gabanyi
The Romanian Revolution page 199
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Karsten Brüggemann
“One Day We Will Win Anyway”: The “Singing Revolution” in the Soviet Baltic Republics page 221
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Norman M. Naimark
The Superpowers and 1989 in Eastern Europe page 249
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Ella Zadorozhnyuk
The USSR and the Revolutions of 1989–90: Questions of Causality page 271
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Philip Zelikow
US Strategic Planning in 1989–90 page 283
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Alexander von Plato
Opposition Movements and Big Politics in the Reunification of Germany page 307
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Wolfgang Mueller
The USSR and the Reunification of Germany, 1989–90 page 321
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Klaus Larres
Margaret Thatcher and German Unification Revisited page 355
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Georges Saunier
France, the East European Revolutions, and the Reunification of Germany page 385
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Antonio Varsori
Italy, the East European Revolutions, and the Reunification of Germany, 1989–92 page 403
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Arnold Suppan
Austria and its Neighbors in Eastern Europe, 1955–89 page 419
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Michael Gehler
Austria, the Revolutions, and the Unification of Germany page 437
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Dieter Segert
Societal Transformations in Eastern Europe after 1989 and their Preconditions page 467
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Liliana Deyanova
Remembering Revolutions: The Public Memory of 1989 in Bulgaria page 194
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Mikhail Prozumenshchikov
The Revolutions of 1989 and the “Archival Revolution” in the USSR page 509
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Stanley R. Sloan
NATO Enlargement in the Beginning: An American Perspective page 525
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John O´Brennan
EU Enlargement, 1989–2009 page 553
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Horst Möller
Epochal Changes, 1989–91 page 573
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Michael Gehler
1989: Ambivalent Revolutions with Different Backgrounds and Consequences page 587
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Michael Gehler - Arnold Suppan
Chronology page 605
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Bibliography, Abbreviations, Authors, Index page 635
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