Abstract (may include machine translation)
1945-ben, a minden addiginál pusztítóbb, totális háború után a szabadság kvázi egysége fogta össze az európai kontinenst. A korábbi választóvonalakat a háború elsodorta, és egy illuzórikus, konstruált Európa-kép vált vonatkoztatási ponttá. A jaltai egyezmény következményei lassan értek geopolitikai realitássá. A háború utáni identitást két fontos tényező határozta meg: az egyik Európa újrafelfedezése, a másik pedig a háborús múlt feldolgozásának módja, illetve szelektív elfelejtése.
In 1945, after a more devastating and total war than ever before, the European continent was united by a quasi-unity of freedom. Previous dividing lines had been swept away by the war, and an illusory, constructed image of Europe became the point of reference. The consequences of the Yalta Treaty were slow to become a geopolitical reality. Post-war identity was determined by two important factors: the rediscovery of Europe and the way in which the wartime past was dealt with or selectively forgotten.
In 1945, after a more devastating and total war than ever before, the European continent was united by a quasi-unity of freedom. Previous dividing lines had been swept away by the war, and an illusory, constructed image of Europe became the point of reference. The consequences of the Yalta Treaty were slow to become a geopolitical reality. Post-war identity was determined by two important factors: the rediscovery of Europe and the way in which the wartime past was dealt with or selectively forgotten.
Translated title of the contribution | Europe is always somewhere else |
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Original language | Hungarian |
Pages (from-to) | 67-69 |
Number of pages | 3 |
Journal | Rubicon |
Volume | 8 |
Issue number | 5-6 |
State | Published - 1997 |