The Baltic States under Stalinist Rule
Contributions by Silviu Miloiu Contributions by Irene Elksnis Geisler Contributions by Irena Saleniece Contributions by Dariusz Rogut Contributions by Elena Zubkova Contributions by Juliette Denis Contributions by Björn M. Felder Contributions by Vsevolod Bashkuev Edited by Olaf Mertelsmann
Paperback (Published)
(March 2016)
ISBN: 9783412206208
6.1 x 9.09 inches
Price: $57.00
On back order
In the history of Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania the period of Stalinist rule marked the time of loss of independence, Sovietization and enormous political, social and cultural change. Large segments of the population fell victim to repression or forced deportation. Some Balts fought in a partisan war against the Soviets, others fled in 1944. Until today, those events are present in Baltic societies. The volume assembles thirteen historians from eight countries discussing in their contributions different aspects of Stalinist rule in the annexed Baltic states. The authors make extensive use of recently opened archives.
- Contributions by Silviu Miloiu
- Contributions by Irene Elksnis Geisler
- Contributions by Irena Saleniece
- Contributions by Dariusz Rogut
- Contributions by Elena Zubkova
- Contributions by Juliette Denis
- Contributions by Björn M. Felder
- Contributions by Vsevolod Bashkuev
- Edited by Olaf Mertelsmann
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