The controversies that characterize the history of the Stalin period are many, multifaceted, and quite complex. In their introduction, James Ryan and Susan Grant illustrate and contextualize that r...

Poland ceased to exist in the last third of the eighteenth century, swallowed up by its three immediate neighbours—Austria, Prussia, and Russia. Following the Napoleonic Wars and the subsequent red...

The collapse of the communist regimes in the years 1989–1991 triggered an increased interest in the space—alternately called Central Europe, East Central Europe, or Eastern Europe (there is a vast...

Poland ceased to exist in the last third of the eighteenth century, swallowed up by its three immediate neighbours—Austria, Prussia, and Russia. Following the Napoleonic Wars and the subsequent red...

The European Legacy, Volume 17, Issue 4, Page 548-549, July 2012.

The historiographical debate over the Great War continues. It does so because the public’s interest in this first total war of human history does not abate and because there is a plethora of histor...