Seeking Peace in the Wake of War: Europe, 1943-1947

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The Editors[-]Introduction: Seeking Peace in the Wake of War. Europe 1943-1947[-][-][-]Section 1: In the Wake of War[-][-]Marcin Zaremba [-]The 'War Syndrome': World War II and Polish Society[-][-]Stefan Ludwig Hoffmann[-]Germans into Allies. Writing a Diary in 1945[-][-]Olivier Wieviorka, Gabriella Gribaudi, Julie le Gac [-]Two Paths to the Same End? The Challenges of the Liberation in France and Italy[-][-]Peter Romijn[-]'Liberators and Patriots': Military Interim Rule and the Politics of Transition in the Netherlands, 1944-1945[-][-][-]Section 2: Reordering communities[-][-]Juliette Denis[-]The Latvian Orphans Released from the Siberian Special Settlements (1946-1947): The Story of an Unusual Rescue in the Post-War USSR[-][-]Matej Spurny[-]Migration and Cleansing: Building a New Society in the Czech Borderlands after 1945[-][-]Audrey Kichelewski [-]To Stay or to Go? Reconfigurations of Jewish Life in Post-War Poland, 1944-1947[-][-]Masha Cerovic [-]Fighters Like No Others: The Soviet Partisans in the Wake of War[-][-][-]Section 3: Organizing the Peace [-][-]Sabine Dullin [-]How the Soviet Empire Relied on Diversity: Territorial Expansion and National Borders at the End of World War II in Ruthenia [-][-]Dirk Luyten[-]Social Security and the end of the Second World War in France, the Netherlands and Belgium: Social Peace, Organizational Power and the State[-][-]Polymeris Voglis [-]The Politics of Reconstruction: Foreign Aid and State Authority in Greece, 1945-1947[-][-]Sandrine Kott[-]Organizing World Peace: The ILO from the Second World War to the Cold War[-][-]Philip Nord [-]Conclusion [-]