FORUM: "When history rhymes too much: lessons for the present from central and eastern Europe’s past"

On historical comparison

James Krapfl

Authenticity, unity, conspiracy: the völkisch discourse against the Czechoslovak Republic, 1918–1938, and the current Russian view of Ukraine

Florian Ruttner

A rhyme of a rhyme: Soviet interventionist legacies, anti-fascist memories, and the Russian invasion of Ukraine

Jonathan Brunstedt

Yet another Russian invasion? Echoes of 1917–20 in Russia’s war on Ukraine

Serhy Yekelchyk

Comprendre l’émigration russe de l’après 24 février 2022 au prisme de l’émigration post-1917

Mathilde Garnier

Inter-imperial invisibility and the logic of extractivism: Russian colonialism, its environmental cost, and federative futures in Ukraine and Estonia

Epp Annus

RESCENSIONS

2016

Od symbolu k slovu: podoby stredovekej komunikácie [From symbol to word: forms of communication in the Middle Ages], edited by Miriam Hlavačková

Robert Orr

2023

Ensnared between Hitler and Stalin: refugee scientists in the USSR, par David Zimmerman

Grégory Dufaud

2024

For Russia with Hitler: White Russian émigrés and the German-Soviet war, by Oleg Beyda

Matthew Stibbe

The freest speech in Russia: poetry unbound, 1989–2022, by Stephanie Sandler

Kevin Milne

Mediating spaces: literature, politics, and the scales of Yugoslav socialism, 1870–1995, by James M. Robertson

Mark Biondich

Slavo-Hungarica : tanulmányok a szláv–magyar nyelvi kapcsolatok köréből [Études sur les contacts linguistiques slavo-hongrois], par András Zoltán, Magyar Nyelvtudományi Társaság [Société de linguistique hongroise], par András Zoltán

Vilmos Gazdag

2025

How Russians understand the new Russia: consolidation and contestation, by Paul Chaisty and Stephen Whitefield

W. John Morgan

Visions of the village: ruralness, identity, and Czech opera, by Christopher Campo-Bowen

Julia Sutton-Mattocks