Sowjetisierung oder Neutralität?

Optionen sowjetischer Besatzungspolitik in Deutschland und Österreich 1945–1955

Contributions by Reiner Behring Contributions by Burghard Ciesla Contributions by Jan Foitzik Contributions by Gerhard Jagschitz Contributions by Otto Klambauer Contributions by Harald Knoll Contributions by Jochen Laufer Contributions by Jörg Morré Contributions by Wolfgang Mueller Contributions by Klaus-Dieter Mulley Contributions by Rolf Steininger Contributions by Barbara Stelzl-Marx Contributions by Alexei Filitov Contributions by Nikita Petrov Contributions by Oliver Rathkolb Contributions by Manfred Mugrauer Edited by Andreas Hilger Edited by Mike Schmeitzner Edited by Clemens Vollnhals

Book cover: Sowjetisierung oder Neutralität?

Extent: 574 pages

Publisher: Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht

Subjects: Twentieth- & Twenty-First- Century History

Series: Schriften des Hannah-Arendt-Instituts fur Totalitarismusforschung

Series volume number: 32

Language: German

Hardback (Out of print)

(December 2006)

ISBN: 9783525369067

6.69 x 9.65 inches

Price: $94.00

On back order

English summary: The present volume attempts, for the first time, a systematic comparison of the Soviet occupation policies in Austria and Germany after 1945. The question of why Austria was able to retain its sovereignty and achieve the withdrawal of occupation troops in 1955, while, in the same year, Moscow definitively cemented its doctrine of the existence of two German states, is the focal point of this study. The contributed articles examine, on the one hand, the often very similar procedures and policies implemented by the occupying power in the two zones while, on the other hand, inquiring into the fundamental differences in circumstances that initially prevailed after the war. At the same time, the dynamics of the interaction between the two areas in the process of their evolution is not ignored. German description: Dieser Band vergleicht erstmals systematisch die sowjetische Besatzungspolitik in Osterreich und in Deutschland nach 1945. Weshalb konnte Osterreich seine staatliche Souveranitat bewahren und 1955 den Abzug aller Besatzungstruppen erreichen, wahrend Moskau im selben Jahr seine These von der Existenz zweier deutscher Staaten endgultig zementierte? Die Beitrage stellen die Gemeinsamkeiten der Instrumente und Maanahmen der Besatzungsmacht dar und beleuchten daruber hinaus die fundamentalen Unterschiede in der Ausgangslage und der Besatzungssituation.

  • Contributions by Reiner Behring
  • Contributions by Burghard Ciesla
  • Contributions by Jan Foitzik
  • Contributions by Gerhard Jagschitz
  • Contributions by Otto Klambauer
  • Contributions by Harald Knoll
  • Contributions by Jochen Laufer
  • Contributions by Jörg Morré
  • Contributions by Wolfgang Mueller
  • Contributions by Klaus-Dieter Mulley
  • Contributions by Rolf Steininger
  • Contributions by Barbara Stelzl-Marx
  • Contributions by Alexei Filitov
  • Contributions by Nikita Petrov
  • Contributions by Oliver Rathkolb
  • Contributions by Manfred Mugrauer
  • Edited by Andreas Hilger
  • Edited by Mike Schmeitzner
  • Edited by Clemens Vollnhals