دانلود کتاب Human Rights and Political Dissent in Central Europe: Between the Helsinki Accords and the Fall of the Berlin Wall

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Cover Half Title Series Page Title Page Copyright Page Table of Contents List of contributors Introduction: Human rights and political dissent in Central Europe: between the Helsinki Accords and the fall of the Berlin wall 1. US Policy toward political opposition in Poland (1975–1981) 2. Human rights in British policy on Poland (1975–1979) 3. Basket III provisions in the policies of France and the Federal Republic of Germany toward the Polish People’s Republic (1975–1980): A comparative approach 4. Human rights in the policy of Sweden toward Poland 1975–19811 5. Between human rights and national opposition: Polish opposition 1976–1989 6. Exit, voice, duplicity: Human rights in Romanian understanding (1975–1989) 7. The Catholic Church, human rights and the democratic opposition in communist Poland: The case of Father Ludwik Wis´niewski 8. The role of human rights in the situation of the Slovak church and persecution of Christians in Slovakia in 1975–1989 9. John Paul II on human rights in Poland 10. Political opposition, human rights, and political changes in Czechoslovakia in 1989 11. Resistance, dissent, and opposition movements: Antecedents of the Hungarian regime change 12. Revisiting the revolution of 1989: The end of the communist rule in Romania 13. The United States and Hungary, 1956–1990 14. The Polish American Congress, Polish diaspora, and human rights movement in Poland 15. The ideas of human rights and their impact during and after Soviet rule Index