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Foreword Jeremy Black Black, Jeremy
Pt. 1 The Downward Slope 1
1 "Censored" 3
Pt. 2 Poland No Longer Between Germany and Russia 27
2 Does Russia Still Exist? 29
3 Between Bolshevism and Nationalism 48
4 Mikaszewicze 60
5 "Gomulkaism" (National Communism) of the Twenties 73
6 The First Great Provocation About the Alleged "Evolution of Communism" 82
Pt. 3 Between the Quality of Life and the Boredom of Communism 89
7 The Second Phase of National Communism 91
8 Alliance or Collaboration with the Soviet Invaders 97
9 The Origins of "PAX" 114
10 Pharisaism Versus Subversion 123
11 The Second Great Provocation 133
12 Along the Road of Classic "Poputnichestvo" (Fellow-Traveling) 144
13 The German Complex 156
14 Culture in the Stranglehold of Compulsory Infantilism 168
15 The Real German Threat 180
16 "Realisms" Versus Reality 185
17 Pathos Versus Pestilence 191
Pt. 4 Let Us Hope ... (1982) 197
Jozef Mackiewicz: His Life, Work, and Views (A Chronology) Nina Karsov Karsov, Nina 213
Notes 239
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John Constantine
reviewed The Triumph of Provocation on November 21, 2020
The Triumph of Provocation
One of the best primary documents for the study of the medieval Baltic. Very well translated into English however one does find a more emotional tone in the German or Latin editions. Displays the high level of education found in medieval society and dilutes the notion of a 'dark age of history'.
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