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• catalog abstract "Bringing together a wealth of historical documents, memoirs, essays, and literature from Eastern Europe, this highly successful book vividly illustrates how the most original and challenging minds of the region have understood and reacted to Stanlinism and its successors since the end of the Second World War, ultimately showing how Eastern Europeans have made the journey from Stalinism to a new pluralism. The book creates a rich mosaic of political and historical development in these countries, presenting extracts from the works of Leszek Kolakowski, Czeslaw Milosz, Milovan Djilas, Gyorgy Lukacs, Vaclav Havel, Adam Michnik, and Gyorgy Konrad alongside such seminal primary documents as the Yalta Agreement, the Helsinki Accords, and the Gdansk Agreement. Organized chronologically and thematically, a fifth chapter, entitled "After the Fall," has been added to create a completely updated and expanded second edition. The new edition covers the critical events attending the rise of Stalinism and the fall of communism in Eastern Europe. Four new readings on the collapse of Yugoslavia into civil war, as well as close to fifty other documents make this reader the most comprehensive and up-to-date reader on the history and politics of Eastern Europe since the end of World War II.".
• catalog contributor b8201763.
• catalog contributor b8201764.
• catalog coverage "Europe, Eastern History 1945-1989 Sources.".
• catalog created "1996.".
• catalog date "1996".
• catalog date "1996.".
• catalog dateCopyrighted "1996.".
• catalog description "Bringing together a wealth of historical documents, memoirs, essays, and literature from Eastern Europe, this highly successful book vividly illustrates how the most original and challenging minds of the region have understood and reacted to Stanlinism and its successors since the end of the Second World War, ultimately showing how Eastern Europeans have made the journey from Stalinism to a new pluralism. The book creates a rich mosaic of political and historical development in these countries, presenting extracts from the works of Leszek Kolakowski, Czeslaw Milosz, Milovan Djilas, Gyorgy Lukacs, Vaclav Havel, Adam Michnik, and Gyorgy Konrad alongside such seminal primary documents as the Yalta Agreement, the Helsinki Accords, and the Gdansk Agreement. Organized chronologically and thematically, a fifth chapter, entitled "After the Fall," has been added to create a completely updated and expanded second edition. The new edition covers the critical events attending the rise of Stalinism and the fall of communism in Eastern Europe. Four new readings on the collapse of Yugoslavia into civil war, as well as close to fifty other documents make this reader the most comprehensive and up-to-date reader on the history and politics of Eastern Europe since the end of World War II.".
• catalog description "Includes bibliographical references.".
• catalog description "Report of the Crimea Conference (Yalta) -- The Yalta negotiations / Charles E. Bohlen -- Poland at the Teheran Conference / Charles E. Bohlen -- The percentages agreement / Winston S. Churchill --The Truman Doctrine / Harry S. Truman -- The two-camp policy / Andrei Zhdanov -- The case for Stalinism / Jakub Berman -- Ketman / Czesław Miłosz -- The Tito-Stalin correspondence -- The trial of László Rajk -- The Slánský trial -- Reform communism / Imre Nagy -- Contemporary problems of Marxist philosophy / György Lukács -- The origins of self-management in Yugoslavia / Milovan Djilas -- The challenge of self-management -- The new class / Milovan Djilas -- The Kuroń-Modzelewski open letter to the Party / Jacek Kuroń and Karol Modzelewski.".
• catalog description "The Gdánsk Agreement -- Solidarity's program -- Jaruzelski declares martial law / Wojcieh Jaruzelski -- The tragedy of Central Europe / Milan Kundera -- Letter from Gdánsk prison / Adam Michnik -- A solidarity government takes power / Tadeusz Mazowiecki -- A new social contract / János Kis, Ferenc Köszeg, and Ottilia Solt -- The third way / Iván Szelényi -- The opening of the Berlin Wall / Craig R. Whitney, David Binder, and Serge Schmemann -- New Year's Day Speech, 1990 / Václav Havel -- Patriotism: A vital necessity / Ion Lancranjan -- Name changes in Bulgaria / Stanko Todorov -- A few thoughts / István Csurka -- Esteemed compatriots / Zhelyu Zhelev -- Memorandum of the Serbian Academy of Sciences (SANU) -- The Slovene national question / Dimitrij Rupel -- The constitution of the Republic of Croatia -- Human rights in Bosnia and Herzegovina / Haris Silajdzic -- A common European home / Mikhail Gorbachev -- We opened ourselves to the world / Mikhail Gorbachev.".
• catalog description "The Praxis group / Mihailo Marković -- Towards a democratic political organization of society / Zdeněk Mlynář -- Two thousand words to workers, farmers, scientists, artists, and everyone / Ludvík Vaculík -- The Brezhnev Doctrine / Leonid Brezhnev -- The debate of the clerks / Leszek Kołakowski -- Intellectuals as a class / György Konrád and Iván Szelényi -- A nation which cannot take itself for granted / Milan Kundera -- Ostpolitik / Willy Brandt -- The Helsinki Accords -- Charter 77 -- The power of the powerless / Václav Havel -- Antipolitics / György Konrád -- Soft budget constraints / János Kornai -- Environmental concerns in Poland / Sabine Rosenbladt -- KOR's appeal to society -- Pope John Paul II speaks in Victory Square, Warsaw / Pope John Paul II.".
• catalog extent "294 p. ;".
• catalog hasFormat "From Stalinism to pluralism.".
• catalog identifier "0195094468 (pbk.) :".
• catalog identifier "0195094476 :".
• catalog isFormatOf "From Stalinism to pluralism.".
• catalog issued "1996".
• catalog issued "1996.".
• catalog language "eng".
• catalog publisher "New York : Oxford University Press,".
• catalog relation "From Stalinism to pluralism.".
• catalog spatial "Europe, Eastern History 1945-1989 Sources.".
• catalog subject "947.08 20".
• catalog subject "DJK50 .F76 1996".
• catalog tableOfContents "Report of the Crimea Conference (Yalta) -- The Yalta negotiations / Charles E. Bohlen -- Poland at the Teheran Conference / Charles E. Bohlen -- The percentages agreement / Winston S. Churchill --The Truman Doctrine / Harry S. Truman -- The two-camp policy / Andrei Zhdanov -- The case for Stalinism / Jakub Berman -- Ketman / Czesław Miłosz -- The Tito-Stalin correspondence -- The trial of László Rajk -- The Slánský trial -- Reform communism / Imre Nagy -- Contemporary problems of Marxist philosophy / György Lukács -- The origins of self-management in Yugoslavia / Milovan Djilas -- The challenge of self-management -- The new class / Milovan Djilas -- The Kuroń-Modzelewski open letter to the Party / Jacek Kuroń and Karol Modzelewski.".
• catalog tableOfContents "The Gdánsk Agreement -- Solidarity's program -- Jaruzelski declares martial law / Wojcieh Jaruzelski -- The tragedy of Central Europe / Milan Kundera -- Letter from Gdánsk prison / Adam Michnik -- A solidarity government takes power / Tadeusz Mazowiecki -- A new social contract / János Kis, Ferenc Köszeg, and Ottilia Solt -- The third way / Iván Szelényi -- The opening of the Berlin Wall / Craig R. Whitney, David Binder, and Serge Schmemann -- New Year's Day Speech, 1990 / Václav Havel -- Patriotism: A vital necessity / Ion Lancranjan -- Name changes in Bulgaria / Stanko Todorov -- A few thoughts / István Csurka -- Esteemed compatriots / Zhelyu Zhelev -- Memorandum of the Serbian Academy of Sciences (SANU) -- The Slovene national question / Dimitrij Rupel -- The constitution of the Republic of Croatia -- Human rights in Bosnia and Herzegovina / Haris Silajdzic -- A common European home / Mikhail Gorbachev -- We opened ourselves to the world / Mikhail Gorbachev.".
• catalog tableOfContents "The Praxis group / Mihailo Marković -- Towards a democratic political organization of society / Zdeněk Mlynář -- Two thousand words to workers, farmers, scientists, artists, and everyone / Ludvík Vaculík -- The Brezhnev Doctrine / Leonid Brezhnev -- The debate of the clerks / Leszek Kołakowski -- Intellectuals as a class / György Konrád and Iván Szelényi -- A nation which cannot take itself for granted / Milan Kundera -- Ostpolitik / Willy Brandt -- The Helsinki Accords -- Charter 77 -- The power of the powerless / Václav Havel -- Antipolitics / György Konrád -- Soft budget constraints / János Kornai -- Environmental concerns in Poland / Sabine Rosenbladt -- KOR's appeal to society -- Pope John Paul II speaks in Victory Square, Warsaw / Pope John Paul II.".
• catalog title "From Stalinism to pluralism : a documentary history of Eastern Europe since 1945 / edited by Gale Stokes.".
• catalog type "History. fast".
• catalog type "Sources. fast".
• catalog type "text".