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Memory and Justice

1 (18) 2011

CONTENTS

Editorial (Małgorzata Choma-Jusińska)................................................. 9

1. Essay

■    Jiri Suk, The Tuming-point between ‘Tbtalitarianism’ and ‘Democracy’:

Hypothetical Outcomes to Events in Czechoslovakia in 1989..................... 13

II. Discussion

■    Drago§ Petrescu, The Revolutions of 1989. An Explanatory

Framework................................................................................................ 53

■ Year 1989 in Central- and East-European States. Discussion............... 81

III. Studies

■    Piotr Brzeziński, The expiration of the leading force’: The 1980s

PUWP crisis in Gdańsk and Gdynia........................................................ 103

■    Mirosław Szumiło, The PUWP leadership in the years 1986-1990:

A sketch for a portrait............................................................................... 129

■    Paulina Codogni, Anatomy of defeat: The authorities' camp

in the 1989 electoral campaign................................................................ 151

■    Patryk Pleskot, Bonn-Warsaw-Solidarity: West German diplomacy’s

relations with the People s Republic of Poland and Solidarity................... 179

■    Ilko-Sascha Kowalczuk, The 1989 Revolution in the GDR............... 197

IV. Varia

■    Jan Daniluk, The SS and the Police penal camp in Maćkowy

near Gdańsk............................................................................................. 217

■    Anuradha Bhattacharjee, Polish citizens in Nawanagar, India........... 233

■    Paweł Przybylski, Selected aspects of the functioning of the PWP and the political-educational apparatus within the Polish Navy

in the years 1944-1947........................................................................... 255

■    Tomasz Rochatka, Security apparatus in Wielkopolska province

and parliamentary elections in 1952 ........................................................ 275