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1/2022	Intellectuals and the “National Question” in Post-1918 Central and Eastern Europe
2/2021	Networking and Trust During the Cold War
1/2021	Italy and Post-Habsburg Central Europe
2/2020	Self-publishing and Building Glocal Scenes
1/2020	Fanzines in Historical and Interdisciplinary Perspective
2/2019	Loyal and Disloyal to the King
1/2019	Slovak Autonomy 1938 – 1939: The Initial Phase of the Holocaust and Persecution
2/2018	Exiting Wars: From Napoleonic Wars to World War II
1/2018	Elite in Slovakia in the 19th and 20th centuries
2/2017	Local Roots – European Connections. The Position of Nazarene Art in 19th-Century Europe
1/2017	Landscape, Nature and Environment in the Past
2/2016	Standards of Living, Housing and Urban Planning in the City during the 19th and 20th Century
1/2016	(De)formation of Rural Areas in the Collectivization Process
2/2015	Between the Social and Political Radicalism of 1918 – 1939

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Networking and Trust During the Cold War

Networking and Trust During the Cold War (An Introduction)

Hudek, Adam – Zavacká, Marína

“As Mr. Schwarz is not Jewish, we are unable to handle this case.” Elements of (Un)Success in Overseas Emigration from Post-war Czechoslovakia

Hyrja, Jozef

Conspiracy Theories and Rumours as Key Elements of Political Propaganda: The Cold War in the USA and Czechoslovakia in the 1950s

Panczová, Zuzana

“Here a prosecutor fraternizes with a smuggler.” Complicated Links Between the Mountains, Economics and Ideology

Kochanowski, Jerzy

An Unequal Alliance: Social Scientists as Experts in Socialist Czechoslovakia

Sommer, Vítězslav

Building and Testing Trust Within a Socialist Dictatorship: The Case of Czechoslovak Experts in Africa Pre- and Post-1968

Buzássyová, Barbora

The Genesis of Political Distrust Towards the “Sixty-Eighters” in Czech Politics Over the Course of 1989

Andělová, Kristina

Trust in the Church Hierarchy among the Underground Church Community in Post-1968 Slovakia

Šústová Drelová, Agáta

State of Grace: A Probe into Understanding Democratic Trust and Legitimacy Through the Eyes of the VPN (The Public Against Violence)

Ivančík, Matej

Forum Historiae, 2021, Vol. 15,
No. 2, ISSN 1337-6861

FORUM HISTORIAE 2/2021:
Networking and Trust During the Cold War

EDITORS:
Adam Hudek - Marína Zavacká

GRAPHIC DESIGN:
Juraj Benko

PROOFREADING:
Robert Zanetti

AUTHORS:
Kristina Andělová
Barbora Buzássyová
Adam Hudek
Jozef Hyrja
Matej Ivančík
Jerzy Kochanowski
Zuzana Panczová
Vítězslav Sommer
Agáta Šústová Drelová
Marína Zavacká

Forum Historiae 2/2021 "Networking and Trust During the Cold War" was supported by grant VEGA 2/0140/18 “Trust and distrust in political environment of the Cold War Europe”.

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Networking and Trust During the Cold War

Networking and Trust During the Cold War (An Introduction)

“As Mr. Schwarz is not Jewish, we are unable to handle this case.” Elements of (Un)Success in Overseas Emigration from Post-war Czechoslovakia

Conspiracy Theories and Rumours as Key Elements of Political Propaganda: The Cold War in the USA and Czechoslovakia in the 1950s

“Here a prosecutor fraternizes with a smuggler.” Complicated Links Between the Mountains, Economics and Ideology

An Unequal Alliance: Social Scientists as Experts in Socialist Czechoslovakia

Building and Testing Trust Within a Socialist Dictatorship: The Case of Czechoslovak Experts in Africa Pre- and Post-1968

The Genesis of Political Distrust Towards the “Sixty-Eighters” in Czech Politics Over the Course of 1989

Trust in the Church Hierarchy among the Underground Church Community in Post-1968 Slovakia

State of Grace: A Probe into Understanding Democratic Trust and Legitimacy Through the Eyes of the VPN (The Public Against Violence)

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