The leader cult in communist dictatorships
| Titel: | The leader cult in communist dictatorships : Stalin and the Eastern Bloc / ed. by Balzás Apor ... |
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| Veröffentlicht: | Basingstoke : Palgrave MacMillan, 2004 |
| Umfang: | IX, 298 Seiten |
| Format: | Buch |
| Sprache: | Englisch |
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| ISBN: | 1403934436 ; 9781403934437 |
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Inhaltsverzeichnis
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- Introduction: Leader Cults, Varieties and Preconditions
- Part I
- The Making Of The Cult: Methods And Individuals
- Stalin and the Making of the Stalin Cult in the 1930s
- 'A very modest man': Bbliogela Illblioges or How to Make a Career through the Leader Cult
- Leader in the Making: The Role of Biographies in Constructing the Cult of Matyas Rakosi
- Part II
- The Functions Of The Leader Cult
- The Stalin Cult, Bolshevik Rule and Kremlin Interactions in the 1930s
- Grandpa Lenin and Uncle Stalin: Soviet Leader Cults for Little Children
- Georgian Koba or Soviet 'Father of the Peoples'? The Stalin Cult and Ethnicity
- Working Towards the Centre: Leader Cults and Spatial Politics in Pre-war Stalinism
- Part III
- Beyond Moscow: The Cult's Peripheries
- Exporting the Leader: The Stalin Cult in Poland and East Germany (1944/45-1956)
- President of Poland or 'Stalin's most faithfull pupil'? The Cult of Boleslaw Bierut in Stalinist Poland
- Georgi Dimitrov: Three Manifestations of his Cult
- Leader Cults in the Western Balkans (1945-1990): Josip Broz Tito and Enver Hoxha
- Part IV
- The Dilemmas Of De-Stalinisation: Change And Continuity In Leader Cult Patterns In The Post-Stalin Period'I've held, and I still hold Stalin in the highest esteem': Discourses and Strategies of Resistance to De-Stalinisation in the USSR, 1953-1962
- Surviving 1956: Gheorghe Gheorghiu-Dej and 'the cult of personality' in Romania
- The Second Step of a Ladder: The Cult of the First Secretaries in Poland
