The Enzyme of Freedom
1968 and Selective Consciousness

Osteuropa 7/2008
Manfred Sapper, Volker Weichsel (Ed.)
Berlin (BWV) 2008 [= Osteuropa 7/2008]
196 pages, 2 figures
Price: 15,00 €
ISBN: 978-3-8305-1495-4

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Contents

• Editorial
  Halved Consciousness
• Gerd Koenen
  From 1968 to 1989 and Back
  Eastern Europe and West Germany’s New Left
• Christoph Kleßmann
  1968 in the East and in the West
  The Historicisation of a Controversial Turning Point
• Jan Pauer
  The Prague Spring 1968
  A Departure and a Double Burial
• Aleksandr Daniel’
  The Birth of the Human Rights Movement
  1968 in the Soviet Union
• Lev Gudkov
  Post-Totalitarian Amnesia
  The Prague Spring in Russian Public Opinion
• Elfie Siegl
  Twilight of the False Gods
  The Prague Spring in Documents
• Hans-Christian Petersen
  March 1968 in Poland
  A National Event and Transnational Movement
• Richard Wagner
  Communism in Romanian
  Expropriated Memory and Its Supporters
• Doris Liebermann
  “What Should I Do”
  Jürgen Fuchs, 1968, and the Eastern Part of Europe
• Tomáš Glanc
  "Aimless Walk"
  Culture in the Czech Lands during the 1960s
• Jurij Murašov
  Under the Spell of the Linguistic Idiom
  On Yugoslav Philosophy of Practice
• Davor Beganovic
  The Warm Up and the Downfall
  Yugoslav Culture in the 1960s

• Foreign and European Policy Studies

• Jan Růžička, Petr Drulák, Michal Kořan
  Foreign Policy in East-Central Europe
  Universalists, Atlanticists, Europeans, and Champions of Sovereignty
• Elsa Tulmets, Jan Karlas, Michal Kořan
  Prague, Visegrád Group, and the European Union
  The Czech Republic’s Goals as President of the EU Council