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On the book by Anthony Beevor: The Downfall, 1945

2005 April 1. sz szilu84

Anthony Beevor: Berlin: The Downfall, 1945. Penguin Books, London, 2003.

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Race, gender and class

Conventional left-wing ideologies are unable to guide progressive politics among the new structures of social cleavages. This does not mean that we are facing totally new types of conflicts. The point is that in order to restore the viability of the left, we must address problems ignored in the past. Related Articles Head Party – … Continue reading Race, gender and class →

How do we see the world, what we would like it to be like?

The article tries to analyse the essence of the past decades of societies that claim to be socialist and to what extent they have managed to go beyond capitalism? Elements of the new social set up, like new method of production or new mentality have not been created. In the second part of the article … Continue reading How do we see the world, what we would like it to be like? →

The world turned upside down. The revolutions in Hungary 1956 and 1989

The well-known historian analyses the nature of the political turns of 1956 and 1989 and concludes that there is a sharp controversion between their character. Related Articles 1956 and the Hispanic world East Europe’s conservative revolutions – Turn in East-Europe: Myth and reality Dilemmas of the pension reform in Hungary

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