Religion and nationalism in Soviet and East European politics

• Preface to the Second Edition

• Preface to the First Edition

• Part I
• Comparative Analysis

• 1
• The Interplay of Religious Policy and Nationalities Policy in the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe

• 2
• The Historical Role of Religious Institutions in Eastern Europe and Their Place in the Communist Party-State

• 3
• Jewish Nationality and Religion in the USSR and Eastern Europe

• Part II
• The Soviet Union

• 4
• The "Russian Orientation" and the Orthodox Church: From the Early Slavophiles to the "Neo-Slavophiles" in the USSR

• 5
• Catholicism and Nationalism in Lithuania

• 6
• Religion and Nationalism in Ukraine

• 7
• Religion and Nationalism in Soviet Georgia and Armenia

• 8
• Islam and Nationalism in Soviet Central Asia

• Part III
• Eastern Europe

• 9
• The Luther Revival: Aspects of National Abgrenzung and Confessional Gemeinschaft in the Germanic Democratic Republic

• 10
• Church and Nationality in Postwar Poland

• 11
• Christianity and National Heritage among the Czechs and Slovaks

• 12
• Religion and Nationalism in Hungary

• 13
• Religion and Nationalism in Yugoslavia

• 14
• Religion and Nationalism in Romania

• 15
• Nationalism and the Bulgarian Orthodox Church

• 16
• The Fate of Islam in the Balkans: A Comparison of Four State Policies

• Part IV
• Conclusion

• 17
• Conclusion

• Notes

• About the Contributors

• Index