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Miniatures of Europe : Comparing Historical Master Narratives from Nineteenth-Century Belgium and Habsburg Central Europe Imre Tarafás 74-102 PDF
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Development of Socialist Cooperativism in the Slovenian Part of Yugoslavia: Communist Authorities’ Attitude towards Peasants and Private Agriculture (1945−1970s) Marta Rendla 145-172 PDF
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Unfit, Unwanted, or Superfluous? State Agricultural Farms and Their Workers as a New Social and Occupational Group in the Polish People’s Republic Ewelina Szpak 200-224 PDF
Beyond the Socialist Sector: The Role of Small-Scale Production in Hungarian Agriculture during the Kádár Era Judit Tóth 225-245 PDF
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Grün in der Stadt. Vom Hortus conclusus zum Urban gardening. Edited by Andrea Pühringer and Holger Thomas Gräf.: Beiträge zur Geschichte der Städte Mitteleuropas 30. Vienna–Innsbruck: Studien Verlag, 2023. 408 pp. Máté Szentkereszti 284-287 PDF
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