Conference on
Announcement, June 2003:
We are pleased to announce that the collection based on the conference
papers from Pittsburgh has just been published by Social Science Monographs,
Boulder, CO. It will be distributed by Columbia University Press.
The volume, which is over 800 pages long, contains 47 studies and essays reflective of the themes discussed on these web pages and at the conference. The full citation is as follows.
Steven Bela Vardy and T. Hunt Tooley, eds., Ethnic Cleansing in
Twentieth-Century Europe. Foreword by Otto von Habsburg. Associate
editor, Agnes Huszar Vardy. Social Science Monographs, Boulder CO,
2003. ISBN 0-88033-995-0.
The book is available at:
and other book sources.
CONTENTS
Foreward Otto von Habsburg
Preface
Introduction: Ethnic Cleansing in History Steven Béla Vardy and Hunt Tooley
From "Eastern Switzerland" to Ethnic Cleansing: Is the Dream Still Relevant? Ambassador Géza Jeszenszky
Ethnic Cleansing Lt. Gen. Michael V. Hayden
1. The Rise of Twentieth-Century Ethnic Cleansing:
Origins and Preconditions
Redrawing the Ethnic Map in North America: The Experience of France Britain
and Canada, 1536-1946 N.F. Dreisziger
World War I and the Emergence of Ethnic Cleansing in Europe T. Hunt Tooley
"Ethnic Cleansing," Emigration, and Identity: The Case of Habsburg Bosnia-Hercegovina Peter Mentzel
"Neither Serbs, nor Turks, Neither Water nor Wine, but Odious Renegades": The Ethnic Cleansing of Slav Muslims and its Role in Serbian and Montenegrin Discourses since 1800 Cathie Carmichael
Bulgarian "Turks": Muslim Minority in a Christian Nation-State, 1878-1989 Dennis P. Hupchick
The Twentieth Century's First Genocide: International Law, Impunity, the Right to Reparations, and the Ethnic Cleansing Against the Armenians, 1915-16 Alfred de Zayas
Ethnic Cleansing in the Greek-Turkish Conflicts from the Balkan Wars through the Treaty of Lausanne: Identifying and Defining Ethnic Cleansing Ben Lieberman
Consequences of Population Transfers: The 1923 Case of Greece and Turkey Eleni Eleftheriou
Ethnic Heterogeneity, Cultural Homogenization, and State Policy in the Interwar Balkans Victor Roudometof
2. The Ethnic Cleansing of Germans During and After World War II
Anglo-American Responsibility for the Expulsion of the Germans 1944-48 Alfred de Zayas
The London Czech Government and the Origins of the Expulsion of the Sudenten Germans Christopher Kopper
Escaping History: The Expulsion of the Sudenten Germans as a Leitmotif in German-Czech Relations Scott Brunstetter
Polish-speaking Germans and the Ethnic Cleansing of Germany East of Oder-Neisse Richard Blanke
Ethnic Cleansing in Upper Silesia, 1944-1951 Tomasz Kamusella
Reshaping the Free City: Cleansed Memory in Danzig/Gdansk 1939-1952 Elizabeth Morrow Clark
Cleansed Memory: The New Polish Wroclaw/Breslau and the Expulsion of the Germans Gregor Thum
Yugoslavia's First Ethnic Cleansing: The Expulsion of the Danubian Germans 1944-1946 John R. Schindler
The Expulsion of the Germans from Hungary after World War II Janos Angi
The Deportation of Ethnic Germans from Romania to the Soviet Union, 1945-1949 Nicolae Harsanyi
3. The Aftereffects of Ethnic Cleansing in the Wake of World War II
The Isolationist as Interventionist: Senator William Langer on the Subject of Ethnic Cleansing, March 29, 1946 Charles M. Barber
A House Divided: The Catholic Church and the Tensions Between Refugees-Expellees and West Germans in the Postwar Era Frank Buscher
The United States and the Refusal to Feed German Civilians after World
War II Richard Dominic Wiggers
The German Expellees and European Values Emil
Nagengast
Ethnic Cleansing and Collective Punishment: The Soviet Policy Towards Prisoners of War and Civilian Internees in the Carpathian Basin Tamas Stark
Forgotten Victims of World War II: Hungarian Women in Soviet Forced Labor Camps Agnes Huszar Vardy
Revolution and Ethnic Cleansing in Western Ukraine: The OUN-UPA Assault against Polish Settlements in Volhynia and Eastern Galicia, 1943-1944 Alexander V. Prusin
The Deportation and Ethnic Cleansing of the Crimean Tatars Brain Glyn Williams
Ethnic Cleansing in Slovakia: The Plight of the Hungarian Minority Edward Chaszar
The Hungarian-Slovak Population Exchange and Forced Resettlement in 1947 Rubert Barta
The Fate of Hungarians in Yugoslavia: Genocide, Ethnocide, or Ethnic Cleansing? Andrew Ludanyi
4. Survival and Memory: Vertreibung
A Survivor's Report Karl Hausner
The Day I Will Never Forget Hermine Hausner
Exceptional Bonds: Revenge and Reconciliation in Potulice Poland, 1945 and 1998 Martha Kent
Remarks by a Survivor Erich A. Helfert
Recapturing the Spirit of Nuremberg: Published and Unpublished Sources on the Danube Swabians of Yugoslavia Raymond Lohne
Ethnic Cleansing and the Carpathian-Germans of Slovakia Andreas Roland Wesserle
5. Ethnic Cleansing and its Broader Implications
in the Last Third of the Twentieth Century
Systematic Policies of Forced Assimilation Against Rumania's Hungarian
Minority, 1965-1989 Laszlo Hamos
Ethnic Cleansing in the Former Yugoslavia in the 1990s: A Euphemism for Genocide? Klejda Mulaj
Critique of the Concept of "Ethnic Cleansing": The Case of Yugoslavia Robert H. Whealey
Recent Developments in the Law of Genocide and Implications for Kosovo John Cerone
The Shifting Interpretation of the Term "Ethnic Cleansing" in Central and Eastern Europe Janos Mazsu
The Evolving Definitions of IDPs and Links to Ethnic Cleansing in Europe Gabriel S. Pellathy
Long-Term Consequences of Forced Population Transfers: Institutionalized Ethnic Cleansing as the Road to New (In-) Stability? A European Perspective Stefan Wolff
Ethnic Cleansing 1945 and Today: Observations on Its Illegality and Implications Alfred de Zayas
Documentary Appendix
| The Conference on Ethnic Cleansing in Twentieth-Century Europe constituted Duquesne University's annual History Forum for the year 2000. The conference was hosted by the Duquesne University Department of History and Co-Sponsored by the Institute for German- American Relations, with support from Austin College. It was held on the campus of Duquesne University, in Pittsburgh, Nov. 16-18, 2000. | •Topic and Thematic Background for Discussion | • The Conference Program |
• The Institute
for German-American Relations
• The Duquesne University History Forum
• The Organizers
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