Titlebook: Socialist Internationalism in the Cold War; Exploring the Second Patryk Babiracki,Austin Jersild Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicable) an

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Motocross Mayhem: Racing as Transnational Phenomenon in Socialist Czechoslovakiauch sporting events were used as a pressure valve to ensure an apolitical populace, the international nature of the racing events in Czechoslovakia had an added-on value. Socialist states spied on their citizens not only or primarily to ensure they were “behaving” while abroad but also–as was the ca

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Friends, “Potential Friends,” and Enemies: Reimagining Soviet Relations to the First, Second, and Thfor the first time after World War II. By drawing on print media as well as Soviet authorities reports, this chapter asks how a friend was defined, who were regarded as friends, and what the categorization of friends and enemies tells us about the changes in the relations with the First and Third wo

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Red China in Central Europe: Creating and Deploying Representations of an Ally in Poland and the GDRd slogans thematizing China, as did more intense campaigns like the “Month of Chinese-German Friendship.” Posters and other public visual material, especially showpiece cultural exhibitions, also helped to construct and propagate an image of the PRC. A particularly compelling source is that of visit

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