Forgotten pages in Baltic history
Subtitle: diversity and inclusion
By: edited by Martyn Housden and David J. Smith
Series: On the boundary of two worlds : identity, freedom, and moral imagination in the Baltics -- 30
Publisher: Rodopi
Published: 2011
Place of publication: Amsterdam; New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 332
ISBN-13: 9789042033153
Subjects: History
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: A special Baltic German understanding about Finland's autonomy in the Russian Empire? : Count Fabian Steinheil as the governor-general of the Grand Duchy of Finland, 1810-1823 / Frank Nesemann; title: The "old" and "new" Lithuanians : collective identity types in Lithuania at the turn of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries / Rimantas Miknys and Darius Staliunas; title: Regional identity in Latvia : the case of Latgale / Andrejs Plakans; title: The dancing conference of Bulduri : a clash of alternative regional futures / Marko Lehit; title: Securing the lives of ordinary people : Baltic perspectives on the work of the League of Nations / Martyn Housden; title: The historiography of Paul Schiemann / Michael Garleff; title: Werner Hasselblatt on cultural autonomy : a forgotten manuscript / Jörg Hackmann; title: A matter of uniqueness? : Paul Schiemann, Ewald Ammende and Mikhail Kurchinskii compared / Martyn Housden and David J. Smith; title: Leaders, divided society and crisis : the coup d'état of 1934 in Latvia, its causes and consequences / Valters Ščerbinskis; title: The view from the top : German soliders and Lithuania in the two world wars / Joachim Tauber; title: Soviet genocide in Latvia? : conflicting cultures of rememberance of Stalin's policy, 1940-1953 / Erwin Oberländer; title: The convergence of two worlds : historians and emerging histories in the Baltic States / Eva-Clarita Pettai; title: "You've got to know history!" : remembering and forgetting the past in the present-day Baltic / David J. Smith; title: The unbearable lightness of incessant change : the predicaments of modernity in Lithuania / Leonidas Donskis.