Dance of Death
The First World War in Europe’s East

Osteuropa 2-4/2014
Manfred Sapper, Volker Weichsel (Ed.)
Berlin (BWV) 2014 [= Osteuropa 2–4/2014]
424 pages, 62 figures
Price: 24,00 €
ISBN: 978-3-8305-3381-4

Deutsche Fassung

Contents

• Editorial
  The War of Yesterday and the Crisis of Today
• Jörg Baberowski
  The Beginning of the End
  The Tsarist Empire in the First World War
• Dietrich Beyrau
  Scenes of War
  Experiences from Russia’s Western Front
• Marie-Janine Calic
  Warmonger Serbia?
  The Southern Slavs and the First World War: A Rectification
• Andreas Kossert
  “And You Are Thrashing Only the Russians
  The First World War in East Prussia

• Empire and Nation

• Egbert Jahn
  The Explosive Force of the Right of Self-determination
  The First World War as Catalyst in the Formation of Nation-states
• Włodzimierz Borodziej, Maciej Górny
  “In the Line of Fire, Everybody Has Equal Rights”
  On the Loyalty of Nations in the First World War
• Herfried Münkler
  Playing with Fire
  The “Policy of Revolutionary Infection” in the First World War
• Guido Hausmann
  The Culture of Defeat
  The First World War and Ukraine
• Jochen Böhler
  Europe’s Wild East
  Experiences with Violence in East Central Europe 1917–1923
• Ljudmila Novikova
  Continuum of Violence
  Russia’a North 1914–1920
• Oleg Budnickij
  Service in the Lion’s Den
  Jews in the Russian Army in the First World War
• Peter Gatrell
  War, Flight, and Nation
  The Refugee Drama in the Tsarist Empire and Its Consequences 1914–1920
• Tomas Balkelis
  Demobilising, Remobilising
  Paramilitary Formations in Lithuania, 1918–1920
• Stephan Lehnstaedt
  Imperial Systems of Order instead of Germanization
  The Central Powers in Congress Poland, 1915–1918
• Jan Kusber
  War as a Crossroads
  Faulty Empires, Faulty Nation-States

• Religion and Art as Means of Integration

• Martin Schulze Wessel
  Religion, Dynasty, and the First World War
  The Russian Empire and the Habsburg Monarchy
• Alfons Brüning
  Catastrophe and Epochal Turning Point
  The First World War and the Russian Orthodox Church
• Thomas Bremer
  The Century of Wars
  Russian Orthodoxy, War, and Peace
• Lidia Głuchowska
  The “Foreign War” and the “New State”
  Polish Art 1914–1918
• Ada Raev
  Fragmented Perceptions
  Russian Art from the Spirit of the First World War
• Alexandre Sumpf
  Staged
  The First World War in Soviet and Russian Cinema

• 100 Years of the First World War

• Jost Dülffer
  Planned Memory
  The History Boom Surrounding the First World War
• Boris Kolonickij
  100 Years and No End in Sight
  (Post)Soviet Historians and the First World War
• Aleksandr Golubev
  Canonical without?
  The First World War in Modern Russian Textbooks
• Dietrich Beyrau
  A “Filthy Disturbing Encounter”
  A Study of the First World War in the East