Different Shades of the Past: History as an Instrument of Contemporary International Conflicts

Contents
Introduction
Between Wikipedia and a Museum: Historical Narrative “Tools”
Memory Politics and the Study of Crises in International Relations: Insights from Ukraine and Lithuania
Local Memory, International Conflicts: Case Study of the Katyn Memorial in Jersey City, USA
Sources of International Conflicts in Contemporary and Historical Context as a Threat to the Global Democratic and Liberal Order: Causes of Occurrence and Ways of Eradication
The Role of Historical Museums in Overcoming the Traumatic Past
Wiki-History of Crimea: Ukrainian and Russian Versions
The Problem of Preserving Monumental Objects of Art during Contemporary International Conflicts (on the Example of the Russian-Ukrainian Conflict)
From Different Perspectives: History as an Instrument of Politics
Historically Charged Conflict: Nagorno-Karabakh between War and Diplomatic Failure
History as an Instrument of Continuing Indo-Pakistan Rivalry from 1947 till 2021
National History as Tools of Installing National Borders in Central Asia Countries
Belgium – Its Neighbours and the Process from a Centralised to a Federalist State
History as an Instrument of Contemporary International Conflicts: The Case of the Sudanese States
The Comparison of Russian Propaganda: From the Years 1917–1921 to Nowadays
List of Contributors