Oct 8, 2009

Samhain – Summer's End: The Roots of Halloween Ghosts, Evil Spirits, and Masquerades

In: E European History (general)

By: Marc Salyer

Sep 9, 2009

The Baltic Way – Baltijos Kelias: A History of the Molotov-Ribbentrop Human Chain

In: E European History (general)

By: Jeffrey Willett

Aug 17, 2009

The Chechnya Deportations of 1944: Why Was the Chechnya Population Exiled During the Second World War?

In: E European History (general)

By: Fiona Allison

Jul 24, 2009

The Romanian Revolution of 1989: How Ethnic Unrest lead to the Execution of a Communist Dictator

In: E European History (general)

By: Fiona Allison

Jul 22, 2009

East European Anti-Semitism: The Kishinev Pogroms of 1903-1905

In: E European History (general)

By: Fiona Allison

May 20, 2009

Europe and the Search for Peace After 1918: The Failure of Collective Security and the Eruption of World War 11

In: E European History (general)

By: Tongkeh Joseph Fowale

May 4, 2009

The Enlightenment and Global Change: International Ramifications of the European Enlightenment

In: E European History (general)

By: Tongkeh Joseph Fowale

Apr 30, 2009

Ottoman Power in Romania: From the 16th to the 19th Century, Turkish Authority Prevailed

In: E European History (general)

By: Kerry Kubilius

Apr 30, 2009

Michael the Brave of Romania: This Wallachian Prince Briefly United the Principalities

In: E European History (general)

By: Kerry Kubilius

Apr 5, 2009

The Feudal System in Romania: The Early Romanian State Consisted of Landowners and Peasants

In: E European History (general)

By: Kerry Kubilius

Apr 5, 2009

Roman Influence on Dacia: Ancient Romania Gained Much from the Empire

In: E European History (general)

By: Kerry Kubilius

Mar 26, 2009

How Hagia Sophia was Built: Construction of the Byzantine Church

In: E European History (general)

By: Lorri Brown

Mar 26, 2009

Hagia Sophia: Byzantine Christian Church

In: E European History (general)

By: Lorri Brown

Mar 13, 2009

King Decebal and Dacia: Rome Was Threatened by This Early Romanian Leader

In: E European History (general)

By: Kerry Kubilius

Mar 13, 2009

Dacians of Romania: These Early Romanian People Were Also Known as Getae

In: E European History (general)

By: Kerry Kubilius

Mar 3, 2009

Transplanted Bukovina Germans Face New Master: World War 2 Aftermath Places Bukovina in Communist Russia & Romania

In: E European History (general)

By: Rosemary E. Bachelor

Mar 3, 2009

Bukovina Germans Trapped by Shifting Borders: Austrian Germans Cling to Their Culture As Boundaries Change

In: E European History (general)

By: Rosemary E. Bachelor

Feb 24, 2009

Rosa Luxemburg: The Life of an Extraordinary Woman

In: E European History (general)

By: Benjamin Derin

Jan 14, 2009

Review of 'The Haunted Land': Europe's Communist Ghosts Speak In This Award-Winning Book

In: E European History (general)

By: Kerry Kubilius

Jan 13, 2009

The Soviet Relationship with East Germany: A Bond Created by the Cold War

In: E European History (general)

By: Barry Vale

Jan 12, 2009

Hegel and Marx after the Fall of Communism: The Unachieved Global Preponderance of Marxism

In: E European History (general)

By: Barry Vale

Jan 11, 2009

Karl Marx and Historical Materialism: A Cornerstone of Communist Ideology

In: E European History (general)

By: Barry Vale

Dec 28, 2008

The History of Germans from Bukovina: German Settlement and Emigration in Austria's Eastern Crownland

In: E European History (general)

By: Simone Hoedel

Nov 7, 2008

The History of the Vampire: A Cross-Cultural Phenomenon and Dracula's Legacy

In: E European History (general)

By: Megan Winkler

Oct 21, 2008

Austria Wears Kilt to Honor Celtic Heritage: Jörg Haider's Death Sparks Carinthian Kilt Controversy With Scotland

In: E European History (general)

By: Estelle Pigott

Sep 19, 2008

The Real Dracula Vampire: An Eastern European King Inspired the Fictional Dracula

In: E European History (general)

By: John Stringer

Aug 28, 2008

Modern Decorated Egg Traditions: Today's Pysanky Serve As Art and Novelty Pieces

In: E European History (general)

By: Kerry Kubilius

Aug 21, 2008

Eastern European History Culture Clues: Art, Literature, Music and Architecture are Important Study Aids

In: E European History (general)

By: Kerry Kubilius

Jul 26, 2008

A Short History of Pan-Slavism: Eastern Europe's Ethnic Movement

In: E European History (general)

By: Victor Mobley

Jun 27, 2008

Museums of Eastern European Heritage in the U.S. Visit One of These Institutions Dedicated to Preserving Culture

In: E European History (general)

By: Kerry Kubilius

Jun 27, 2008

Museums of Eastern European Art and Folk Culture: The United States is Home to Many Centers Promoting Ethnic Heritage

In: E European History (general)

By: Kerry Kubilius

Mar 17, 2008

Over Nine Forests Book Review: Folk Beliefs and Practices from Lithuania to the Urals

In: E European History (general)

By: Kerry Kubilius

Feb 17, 2008

Violence in East European History: Torture, Cannibalism, Abuse, and Murder Were Common in E. Europe

In: E European History (general)

By: Kerry Kubilius

Feb 17, 2008

Learn about East Europe History: Learning about E European History Can Be Painless!

In: E European History (general)

By: Kerry Kubilius

Jan 30, 2008

Soviet Women Labor Expectations: Changing Gender Roles in Pre- and Post-WWII Russia

In: E European History (general)

By: Kerry Kubilius

Oct 28, 2007

Lenin's New Economic Policy: The NEP of the 1920s Permitted a Soviet Version of a Market Economy

In: E European History (general)

By: Kerry Kubilius

Oct 27, 2007

Torture in East European History: Cruel and Unusual Measures of Punishment and Execution Were Used

In: E European History (general)

By: Kerry Kubilius

Oct 27, 2007

Cannibalism in the Soviet Union: The Famine of 1920-21 Caused People to Resort to Eating Human Flesh

In: E European History (general)

By: Kerry Kubilius

Sep 25, 2007

Countries of the Former USSR: The Soviet Union Comprised Nations Within and Without East Europe

In: E European History (general)

By: Kerry Kubilius

Jun 29, 2007

Riches of East European History: Amber, Eggs, Scythian Treasures - East Europe Drips in Jewels

In: E European History (general)

By: Kerry Kubilius

Jun 12, 2007

What is a Kulak? Were 'Capitalist Peasants' Really a Threat to the Soviet Regime?

In: E European History (general)

By: Kerry Kubilius

May 27, 2007

Victims of Concentration Camps: Jews, Homosexuals, Roma, and Others Perished in Nazi Prisons

In: E European History (general)

By: Kerry Kubilius

Apr 22, 2007

Major Gods of the Slavic Pantheon: Perun, Veles, Jarilo, Morana Were Eastern European Pagan Deities

In: E European History (general)

By: Kerry Kubilius

Apr 15, 2007

History of East European Languages: Spoken Communication with Indo-European and Finno-Ugric Roots

In: E European History (general)

By: Kerry Kubilius

Mar 6, 2007

Eastern European Easter Eggs: Symbols of springtime, decorated eggs mark a yearly tradition.

In: E European History (general)

By: Kerry Kubilius

Mar 5, 2007

Faberge as Businessman: Quality, customer service, and branding gave Faberge his edge.

In: E European History (general)

By: Kerry Kubilius

Feb 16, 2007

Unknown East Europe Literature: Books and authors from East Europe seek a Western audience.

In: E European History (general)

By: Kerry Kubilius

Feb 11, 2007

A Short History of Vodka: Russia and Poland lay claim to vodka’s origins.

In: E European History (general)

By: Kerry Kubilius

Jan 18, 2007

History of the Polish Language: Polish language has West Slavonic origins.

In: E European History (general)

By: Kerry Kubilius

Jan 3, 2007

Scythians - A Mysterious History: Through kurgan burial mounds, chronicles of Herodotus, and peoples like the Ossatians, evidence of the Scythians remain of interest to scholars and archaeologists.

In: E European History (general)

By: Kerry Kubilius

Nov 28, 2006

Christmas in Romania and Moldova: Werewolves, the singing of 'colinde,' and pork are all a part of the Romanian and Moldovan Christmas holiday traditions.

In: E European History (general)

By: Kerry Kubilius

Oct 28, 2006

Agrarian Reforms in East Europe: Peasants in Romania, Croatia, Poland, Czechoslovakia, Yugoslavia, Bulgaria, and Hungary were encouraged to support political change through land redistribution.

In: E European History (general)

By: Kerry Kubilius

Sep 24, 2006

History of Prague's Jewish Quarter: Josefov, the historical Jewish ghetto of Prague, is now a well-preserved look into the past.

In: E European History (general)

By: Kerry Kubilius

Sep 10, 2006

Cyril, Methodius, and Cyrillic: The Glagolitic alphabet made written Old Church Slavonic possible for the Slavs of Great Moravia.

In: E European History (general)

By: Kerry Kubilius

Jun 17, 2006

Medieval Slavic Marriage Laws: Sex and Society in the World of the Orthodox Slavs by Eve Levin

In: E European History (general)

By: Kerry Kubilius

Jun 16, 2006

Monastic Celibacy, Betrothal, Wed? For Orthodox Medieval Slavs the marital options were few.

In: E European History (general)

By: Kerry Kubilius

Jun 13, 2006

Ecclesiastical Slavic View of Sex: Pagan rituals were called heretical and women temptresses in light of traditional Orthodox marriage vows and ceremonies.

In: E European History (general)

By: Kerry Kubilius

Jun 10, 2006

Medieval Bulgaria, Serbia, Russia: Director of Medieval Studies at Ohio State University looks at 900-1700 AD

In: E European History (general)

By: Kerry Kubilius

May 24, 2006

What is Perestroika? Gorbachev and the Russian Economic 'Reconstruction'

In: E European History (general)

By: Kerry Kubilius

May 21, 2006

What is Glasnost? Gorbachev's Policy of Openness and freedom of speech in Russia's Communist Regime

In: E European History (general)

By: Kerry Kubilius

May 9, 2006

Roma in Eastern Europe: This ethnic group, often called 'gypsies', are typically poor, illiterate, and outcast due to language, appearance, and large families.

In: E European History (general)

By: Kerry Kubilius

May 8, 2006

Rusyn Pysanky Easter Eggs: Unlinke the Ukranian tradition of painting these motifs and ancient symbols.

In: E European History (general)

By: Kerry Kubilius

Mar 25, 2006

Vlad the Impaler Becomes Dracula: In 1400s Romania saw the ruler of Wallachia revenge his father against the Turkish Sultan and impale his enemies.

In: E European History (general)

By: Kerry Kubilius

Mar 19, 2006

Origins of the Word Slav: From Slave to Glory and Praise, the 'Word' is What It Means.

In: E European History (general)

By: Kerry Kubilius

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