Editors
Issue 4/2004 Reconciliation through the Past: Pan-European Perspective
Methodology and Theory
Norbert Frei
Past Overcome? The Third Reich in Contemporary German Consciousness
Stefan Troebst
“What Sort of a Carpet?” The Culture of Memory in Post-Communist Societies of Eastern Europe. An Attempt at General Description and Categorization
Interview with Jan Gross
Memory and History: “The Neighbors?”
Ronald Grigor Suny
Dialogue on Genocide: Efforts by Armenian and Turkish Scholars to Understand the Deportations and Massacres of Armenians During World War I
History
Agnieszka Jagodzińska
Between Two Worlds: Jewish Cemetery in Warsaw as a Text of Culture (1850-1900)
Jurgita Šiaučiūnaitė-Verbickienė
Our Common Culture: “The Learnt Memory” of Lithuanian Jerusalem
Anna Lipphardt
Post-Holocaust Reconstruction of Vilno, “The Most Yiddish City in the World”, in New York, Israel, and Vilnius
Yohanan Petrovsky-Shtern
“The Dead Jews:” A Reflection On Useable Past
Sener Akturk
Archive
Ilya Gerasimov
“Remembering the Future.” Constitutional Project of Andrei Sakharov and the Problem of “System Memory:” Between “Convergence” and the “Zero Option”
Document
Materials for A. D. Sakharov’s Constitutional Project: June-November, 1989
Roundtable
Remembering A. D. Sakharov’s Constitutional Project 15 years Later
Sociology, Ethnology, Political Science
Evgenii Anisimov
From Pikul’ to “Round Table”
Perestroika as a “Moment of Memory”
Melissa F. Gayan
Gorbachev’s Reforms and the Beginning of a New History in the Georgian Soviet Socialist Republic
Perestroika as a “Moment of Memory”
Kathleen E. Smith
Whither Anti-Stalinism?
Perestroika as a “Moment of Memory”
Harley Balzer
An Acceptable Past: Memory in the Russian Extrication from Communism
ABC: Empire & Nationalism Studies
Alexander Filiushkin
“One Land, Different Memories:” The Grand Duchy of Lithuania in Historical Memories of Poland, Lithuania, Ukraine, Byelorussia, and Russia
The Battled Ground of Memory: the Grand Duchy of Lithuania in Modern Historical Discourses and Memory Narratives of Belarus, Lithuania, Poland, Russia, and Ukraine
Interview with Hieronim Grala
“Non-Empire:” The Grand Duchy of Lithuania in Polish Historical Memory
The Battled Ground of Memory: the Grand Duchy of Lithuania in Modern Historical Discourses and Memory Narratives of Belarus, Lithuania, Poland, Russia, and Ukraine
Darius Vilimas
The Grand Duchy of Lithuania: Stereotypes of Historical Memory in Lithuania
The Battled Ground of Memory: the Grand Duchy of Lithuania in Modern Historical Discourses and Memory Narratives of Belarus, Lithuania, Poland, Russia, and Ukraine
Newest Mythologies
Historiography
Book Reviews
Lilia Berezhnaia
A. Kappeler, Z. E. Kohut, F. E. Sysyn, and M. Von Hagen (Eds.), Culture, Nation, and Identity. The Ukrainian-Russian Encounter (1600-1945) (Edmonton, Toronto: Canadian Institute of Ukrainian Studies Press, 2003). 381 pp. ISBN: 1-895571-47-2.
Emilian Kavalski
Roman Szporluk, Russia, Ukraine, and the Breakup of the Soviet Union (Stanford: Hoover Institution Press, 2000). xlix+438 pp. ISBN: 0-8179-9542-0.
Sergei Kiselev
Д. Н. Замятин. Власть пространства и пространство власти: Географические образы в политике и международных отношениях. Москва: РОССПЭН, 2004. 352 с. (Сер.: “Политология России”). Библиогр. Рез. англ. ISBN: 5-8243-0300-2.
Ernest Gyidel
