No. III.-IV.
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Contents
Articles
Bedřich Loewenstein
Ill-informed Enthusiasts?
Günter Bischof
‘No Action’:
The Johnson Administration and the Soviet-led Intervention in Czechoslovakia
Jakub Končelík
‘Two-thousands Words’:
The Origin and Impact of an Unexpectedly Influential Manifesto
Karel Hrubý
Political Discourses of Intellectuals during the ‘Prague Spring’
Petr Koura
Films of Laughter and Forgetting:
The ‘Prague Spring’ in Czech Film during the ‘Normalization’ Period
Dalibor Vácha
Teplushki and Eshelony: The Czechoslovak Legionaries across Russia by Rail
Material
Ondřej Felcman The ‘Ultras’ in Hradec:
Pro-Soviet Forces in the Hradec Králové Region in Autumn 1968
Memoirs
Luciano Antonetti
Dubček in Italy: The Prague Spring as a Symbol Twenty Years Later
Discussion
Peter Heumos
Socio-historical Research on Communist Systems
Michal Pullmann
Social History and the Totalitarian-History Narrative
Martin Jindra
Of Martyrs ‘Genuine’ and ‘Spurious’:
Concerning Zdeněk R. Nešpor’s Review
Zdeněk R. Nešpor
A Reply to Martin Jindra
Reviews
Adéla Gjuričová
Three Works on Czech Roman Catholicism and the Church
Robert Kvaček
A Fraught Topic:
A Volume of Articles on a Century of Sudeten-German History
Václav Průcha
A Monograph on Developments in Czech Society and
the Status of the Working Class, 1948–60
Renata Wohlgemuthová
The First Lady of the First Republic
Jaromír Balcar
A Thorough German Work on the Post-war Resettlement of the Borderlands
Zdenka Jeřábková
Useful Insights into Economic History
Jaroslav Vaculík
Poles in London Exile during World War Two in Memoirs
Vladimír Kašík
A Cautious Assessment of a ‘Citizen of Six Countries’
Chronicle
Martina Miklová
A Conference on the German-speaking Population of Post-war Czechoslovakia
Annotations
Summaries
