Central and Eastern Europe after the First World War

Contents\nForeword\nIntroduction\nThe Second Great War, 1917-1923\nHistory of Conflicts\nThe Central European Civil War, 1918-1921.\nHow the Habsburg Monarchy, Austria and Hungary Were Drawn into the Russian October Revolution Between 1917 and 1919\n‘The Red Scare’ in Yugoslavia: The Hungarian Soviet Republic and the Beginning of the Yugoslav Anti-Communism 1919-1921\nInternationalism or National Separatism. The Relationship Between Košice Social Democracy and Czechoslovakia 1918-1919\nCharades at Versailles: Poland and the Ukraine at the Paris Peace Conferences\nHistory of Ideas\nVladimir Ilyich Lenin and Woodrow Wilson on the Self-Determination of Nations\nBetween Nation and Empire: The Post-Habsburg Adriatic Question and the Fascist Idea of Europe 1919-1922\nModernism and War. The Idea of Regeneration in European Art and Architecture after the First World War\nTerritorial History\nCuius Regio Eius Natio. Arguments to Legitimise Territorial Claims Against Austria\nThe Options for a Negotiated Peace in the Danube Region: Hungary and Neighbouring Countries after the 1918 Aster Revolution\nThe Dynamic of Post-War Political Structures in Multi-Ethnic Regions: Transylvania at the End of 1918\nNew Beginnings in Romanian Political Life after the First World War\nThe Vulnerability of a Small Post-Colonial State: Georgia\'s International Prospects in 1918\nEconomic and Social History\nEast-Central Europe after the First World War: Fiscal and Monetary Policies in a Time of Economic Transformation\nBetween Social and Economic Crisis, Between Revisionism and Political Radicalisation: Bulgaria after the First World War 1918/19-1923\n‘Peasants Wait for Them with Hope’: The Civil War in Belarus 1918-1922\nThe Years of 1918-1923 as a Transformative Period of Jewish Politics\nPsychological Consequences of War\nSlovak Politics and Society on the Brink of 1918-1919\nUnprocessed Trauma. Polish Medicine in the Face of Psychiatric Injury in the Era of the Great War\nWomen’s Fight for Civil, Social and Political Rights in Czechoslovakia, Hungary and Poland\nHistory of Memory\nThe Creation of New Politics of Memory as a Consequence of a State’s Rebirth: A Case Study of Poland in the First Postwar Years\nThe Non-Overshadowed Experiences of the Great War and Their Manifestations in Lithuania, 1914-1926\nDid the Great War End? Memory and Memorialization of the First World War in Romania\nAppendices\nTimeline of military and diplomatic events in Europe, 1914-1924\nTimeline of political events in Central and Eastern Europe, 1917-1923\nImage Credits\nContributors\nIndex of places\nIndex of persons