A History of Eastern Europe
Offered By: The Great Courses Plus
Course Description
Overview
Experience the astounding history of one of the world's most fascinating places, in this course that explains the complicated context of Eastern Europe.
Syllabus
- By This Professor
- 01: The Other Europe: Deep Roots of Diversity
- 02: Formative Migrations: Mongols to Germans
- 03: Clashing Golden Ages, 1389–1772
- 04: The Great Crime of Empires: Poland Divided
- 05: The Origins of Nationalism, 1815–1863
- 06: The Age of Empires, 1863–1914
- 07: Jewish Life in the Shtetl
- 08: World War I: Destruction and Rebirth
- 09: From Democrats to Dictators, 1918–1939
- 10: Caught between Hitler and Stalin
- 11: World War II: The Unfamiliar Eastern Front
- 12: The Holocaust and the Nazi Racial Empire
- 13: Postwar Flight and Expulsion
- 14: Behind the Iron Curtain, 1945–1953
- 15: Forest Brothers: Baltic Partisan Warfare
- 16: Life in Totalitarian Captivity, 1953–1980
- 17: Power of the Powerless: Revolts and Unrest
- 18: Solidarity in Poland: Walesa’s Union
- 19: Toppling Idols: The Communist Collapse
- 20: The Turn: The Post-Soviet 1990s
- 21: Yugoslav Wars: Milosevic and Balkan Strife
- 22: The New Europe: Joining NATO and the EU
- 23: The Unfolding Ukraine-Russia Crisis
- 24: Eastern Europe at the Crossroads
Taught by
Vejas Gabriel Liulevicius
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