Titlebook: No Neighbors’ Lands in Postwar Europe; Vanishing Others Anna Wylega?a,Sabine Rutar,Ma?gorzata ?ukianow Book 2023 The Editor(s) (if applicab

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New Settlers as Implicated Subjects: Case Study of Collective Amnesia in Czech Silesiar by newly arriving settlers. While there is a vast body of literature considering the expulsion from the perspective of those who were displaced, the author here focuses on the neglected question of how the newcomers and their offspring have made sense of their position. Based on longitudinal ethno

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The Prussian Spirit of the Land: Fighting Fascism and Legitimating Annexation in Soviet Kaliningrad,fficials and new Soviet settlers appealed not only to antifascism but also, despite no previous Soviet or Russian settlement, to ancient inheritances and ethnic primordialism. The Kaliningrad case shows the important interplay between the languages of antifascism and ethnic primordialism in postwar expulsions and annexations.

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Doctors, Craftsmen, and Landlords: How Vanishing Others Influenced the Galician Economy During and Ae remaining population who learned new skills, or various types of newcomers. This chapter provides a comparative look at both parts of the region, analyzing the impact of these changes on the local communities, the anatomy of destruction, and attempts to rebuild the changed social reality after consecutive waves of different kinds of violence.

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The Joy and Burden of Living: Roma Communities in the Western Borderlands of the Postwar Soviet Uniooking for lost family members, taking care of orphans, and providing for their families. Drawing on published memoirs and oral histories, the author discusses how the Roma communities devastated by the Nazi persecution sought to heal from their multiple losses and return to a normal community life.

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