Fabricating Authenticity in Soviet Hungary Elizabeth Scott-Baumann

Fabricating Authenticity in Soviet Hungary Elizabeth Scott-BaumannThis book explores the memory of the First Hungarian Soviet Republic of 1919, which proved crucial for communist Hungarian political culture throughout the twentieth century. Apor takes an innovative approach to understudied aspects of European memory cultures, focusing particularly on how a dictatorship remembers and the concept of authenticity.

The introduction and commentaries explore the theatrical potential of plays which

Provides a thorough sense of the plays background and content

contemporary geopolitical tensions (with China)

and film studies to challenge the traditional boundaries between high and low culture

Hidden Heroes is a collection of short stories from the 1980s to present that unveil the lives of ordinary North Koreans

their lives were rich in experience and comradeship

Caged crinolines that encased the hapless wearer in hoops of steel

classifications

Explores a new area of Cromwellian studies that has not been fully explored before and covers a wide range of both domestic and international research

epic-romance

encompassing individuals and communities

Frank accounts are given of projects which had promised great advances but failed to deliver