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Vostochnaia Prussiia v ekonomicheskom, obshchestvennom i kul'turnom prostranstve Rossii vo vtoroi polovine XIX – nachale XX veka | East Prussia in Russian Economic, Social and Cultural Space (Second Half of the 19th – Early 20th C.)

Iurii Kostiashov

https://doi.org/10.15181/ahuk.v24i0.286

Pub. online: 5 Jun 2012 Type: Article

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Journal: Acta Historica Universitatis Klaipedensis Volume 24 (2012): Erdvių pasisavinimas Rytų Prūsijoje XX amžiuje = Appropriation of Spaces in East Prussia during the 20th Century = Prisvoenie prostranstv v Vostochnoi Prussii v dvadtsatom stoletii, pp. 51–66

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On the basis of statistical economic indicators, diplomatic correspondence, diaries of Russian travellers, memoirs, essays, and letters, the article seeks to answer the question of what place East Prussia occupied in the economic, political, and cultural space of Russia. When considering the dimensions making up the image of East Prussia that was maintained in the consciousness of Russian people, the author identifies six of them and demonstrates the changes of their content in different discourses supported within the Russian Empire from the mid-19th c. to World War I.

Kraštovaizdžio mitologizavimas kaip nacionalinės saviugdos veiksnys XX amžiaus pirmojoje pusėje. Rytų Prūsijos pavyzdys | Mythologization of Landscape as a Factor of National Self-Education in the First Half of the 20th Century. The Case of East Prussia

Robert Traba

https://doi.org/10.15181/ahuk.v24i0.285

Pub. online: 5 Jun 2012 Type: Article

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The article analyses the formation of mental links between the population of East Prussia and the natural and cultural landscape of the said German province after World War I. By interpreting landscape as an imaginary space whose symbols may impact identity, the author analyzes several ways of nationalization of the East Prussian landscape. They include: studies of the homeland newly defined by the Versailles Peace Treaty at school and in daily life; popularization of tours for youth of the pre-promoted places of the province; organized care of wartime military cemeteries moderately integrated into the landscape; the construction of the Tannenberg memorial complex and giving meanings to it; and reconstruction of war-devastated cities and towns of East Prussia. The article demonstrates that the creation of meaningful links between the German population, the homeland (East Prussia), the elements of its natural and cultural landscape, and the Fatherland (Germany) formed a unique perception of the region which was primarily related to its meaning of a German outpost in the East.

Įvadas | Introduction | Vvedenie

Vasilijus Safronovas

https://doi.org/10.15181/ahuk.v24i0.282

Pub. online: 5 Jun 2012 Type: Introduction

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Mėginant suvokti ir susivokti. Respublikinė mokslinė konferencija „Žmogaus dvasinis pasaulis pasaulėžiūrinių sistemų sankirtose – viduramžiai bei ankstyvieji naujieji amžiai (sinkretizmas, inkultūracija, akultūracija, difuzija)“

Marius Ščavinskas

Pub. online: 28 Nov 2011 Type: Discussion

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Journal: Acta Historica Universitatis Klaipedensis Volume 23 (2011): Daugiareikšmės tapatybės tarpuerdvėse: Rytų Prūsijos atvejis XIX–XX amžiais = Ambiguous Identities in the Interspaces: The Case of East Prussia in the 19th and 20th Centuries = Die vieldeutigen Identitäten in den Zwischenräumen: Der Fall Ostpreußen…, pp. 345–349