Kevin McDermott – Matthew Stibbe, eds. Revolution and Resistance in Eastern Europe.

Contents

Foreword by Professor Pavel Seifter (Czech Ambassador to the UK, 1997–2003)

1 – Revolution and Resistance in Eastern Europe: An Overview / Kevin McDermott and Matthew Stibbe

Part I

2 – The Soviet-Yugoslav Split / Leonid Gibianskii

3 – The SED, German Communism and the June 1953 Uprising: New Trends and New Research / Matthew Stibbe

4 – Poland and Hungary, 1956: A Comparative Essay Based on New Archival Findings / Johanna Granville

Part II

5 – Romania, 1945–89: Resistance, Protest and Dissent / Dennis Deletant

6 – The Prague Spring: From Elite Liberalisation to Mass Movement / Kieran Williams

7 – Solidarity, 1980–1: The Second Vistula Miracle? / Bartosz Kaliski

Part III

8 – Negotiated Revolution in Poland and Hungary, 1989 / Nigel Swain

9 – ‘To Learn from the Soviet Union is to Learn How to Win’: The East German Revolution, 1989–90 / Peter Grieder

10 – Revolution and Revolt against Revolution: Czechoslovakia, 1989 / James Krapfl

11 – Afterword: East or West? / Tony Kemp-Welch