Biographies and the division of Europe : experience, action, and change on the "Eastern side"

Biographies and the division of Europe : experience, action, and change on the "Eastern side" / Roswitha Breckner ; Devorah Kalekin-Fishman ; Ingrid Miethe (ed.)

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Autres auteurs:	Breckner, Roswitha (Éditeur intellectuel) Kalekin-Fishman, Devorah (Éditeur intellectuel) Miethe, Ingrid (Éditeur intellectuel)
Format:	Livre
Langue:	English
Publié:	Opladen : Leske + Budrich, 2000
Contenu:	12 notices

1. Intergenerational dialog in families of Jewish communists in East Germany : a process-oriented analysis

2. Social transformation in the context of familial experience : biographical consequences of a denied past in the Soviet Union

3. The East of Europe : a historical construction

4. Address lost : how to fix lives ; biographical structuring in the European modern age

5. Jews and Non-Jews living together after the transition in Hungary

6. Doing "being Jewish" : constitution of "normality" in families of Jewish displaced persons in Germany

7. Polish-German relationships in narratives on the experiences of World War II from Poland's Eastern border region

8. Dilemmas of collective and individual memory in Eastern Europe : reflections on the example of Poland

9. "We are similar in that we 're different" : social relationships of young Russian Jewish immigrants in Israel and Germany

10. Looking in at Europe from outside : stories of exclusion and inclusion

11. The message from the past : experience of suffering transmitted through generations

12. Tricky hermeneutics : public and private viewpoints on Jewish migration from Russia to Germany