Looking Forward & Looking Back, Vol. X

Mangled Memory: Remembrance of the Nazi Regime in the German Democratic Republic

By Aviva Gomes-Bhatt

Historical Revisionism in Russian State Media: How the Kremlin Weaponizes Nostalgia and Impacts Collective Memory

By Ruty Korotaev

Deconstructing Europe’s East-West Divide Through Abortion Legislation

By Ashley Renz

Revolution under the Shadow of the State: Organized Crime in the Soviet Union

By Mike Shirley

Embodying the Archive: An Analysis of Mikhail Bulgakov’s The Master and Margarita

By Arina Dmitrenko

The City of the Dead Confronts the City of the Living: Mostar’s Partisan Memorial Cemetery as ‘lieu de mémoire’

By Nikolai Ranko Duffield

Tito’s Yugoslavia: A Book and Cinema Review: Goran Marković’s ‘Tito and Me’ and Jože Pirjevec’s ‘Tito and his comrades’

By: Michaela Nudo

The Voices of a Few: Women in the Gulag

By: Julia Maria-Xavier

The Effects and Influence of “Global Socialism” and the Revolution of 1956 on the events of 1989 in Hungary 

By: Bailey Campbell

Hostages of History: North Macedonia, Bulgaria, and the Hazards of EU Accession

By: Isabelle Avakumovic-Pointon

European Energy Security and Pipelines in the South Caucasus: Carriers of Energy and Conflict

By Sasha Slobodov

Nectar of the State-Owned Cooperative: A Commentary on Hungarian Wine’s Stagnation and Revitalization

By: Ben Marshall