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Revolt of Words: Inverting the New Political Vocabulary in Late Perestroika Eastern Europe
Sat, June 15, 9:00 to 10:45am, University of Zagreb, Room A102Session Submission Type: Panel
Brief Description
The deep crisis of the Soviet politics and identity made it necessary to revise and (re)invent political vocabulary. The panel deals with (re)inventing of the new political vocabulary by national and pro-Soviet movements in Belarus, the Baltic republics and Moldova in 1988-1991
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War of Names: ‘Lietuvisy’ and ‘Gudai’ as the Belarusian-Lithuanian Historical Mirror in the Late Perestroika Period - Aleh Dziarnovich, Institute of History, NAS of Belarus (Belarus)
We vs. They: The Image of the Enemy in Pro-Soviet and Anti-Soviet Propaganda in Lithuania, 1988-1991 - Kestutis Bartkevicius, Kaunas Ninth Fort Museum (Lithuania)
Rebellion of Words: (Re)invention of the New Political Vocabulary by Pro-Soviet Organizations in the Baltic Republics and Moldova, 1988-1991 - Andrei Kazakevich, "Political Sphere" Institute of Political Studies (Belarus)