Human Tradition In Modern Europe, 1750 To The Present Book

Acknowledgments     xi
Introduction   Cheryl A. Koos   Cora Granata     xiii
The French Revolution: Defining the Nation: The Abbe Gregoire and the Problem of Diversity in the French Revolution   Alyssa Goldstein Sepinwall     1
The Age of Reaction and Revolutions in the Early Nineteenth Century: Arnold Ruge: Radicalism in a Reactionary Society   Karin Breuer     15
Industrialization and the Rise of Marxism: The World of Textile Work: French Industrial Workers and the Labor Movement   Helen Harden Chenut     31
Victorian Culture and Travel Writing: Alison Cunningham: Victorian Leisure Travel, Religious Identity, and the Grand Tour Journal of a Domestic Servant   Michele Strong     45
New Imperialism: Strategies of Inclusion: Lajpat Rai and the Critique of the British Raj   Robert A. McLain     61
Fin de Siecle Culture and the New Woman: Colette: The New Woman Takes the Stage in Belle Epoque France   Patricia Tilburg     75
World War I and Literary Responses: "All Quiet" on the Don and the Western Front: Mikhail Sholokhov and Erich Maria Remarque Respond to World War I   Karen Petrone     91
Russian Revolution and the Soviet Union: "Ask the Doctor!": Peasants and Medical-Sexual Advice in Riazan Province, 1925-1928   Stephen P. Frank     107
Italian Fascism: In the Name ofan Italian Widow: Nationalism, Patriotism, and Gender in Mussolini's Fascist Italy   Maura E. Hametz     123
Nazism and the Holocaust: The Herbert Baum Groups: Networks of Jewish, Leftist, and Youth Resistance in the Third Reich   John Cox     139
Decolonization and Postcolonial Memory: Imperialists without an Empire: Cercles Coloniaux and Colonial Culture in Belgium after 1960   Matthew G. Stanard     155
Americanization and Postwar Modernization: Adriano Olivetti: Agent of Italian-American Exchange in the Postwar Years   Paolo Scrivano     171
1968 Youth Revolts: Ab-Normalization: The Plastic People of the Universe and the Soviet Invasion of Czechoslovakia   Michael Kilburn     183
1989 and the Collapse of the Soviet Bloc: Why Not All Germans Celebrated the Fall of the Berlin Wall: East German Jews and the Collapse of Communism   Cora Granata     199
Index     215
About the Editors     223
About the Contributors     225