Das zweite Leben der Waffen aus dem Kalten Krieg
[ad_1] Für den Krieg in der Ukraine werden Waffen aus dem Kalten Krieg reaktiviert. Beide Seiten setzen neben hochmodernen Panzern auch sowjetische Modelle im Kampf
Die Wahl der ukrainischen Sprache, damals und heute
[ad_1] Im neunzehnten Jahrhundert war es oft eine Frage der Wahl, Ukrainer*in zu sein. Die ukrainische Stadtbevölkerung sprach in der Regel andere Sprachen als Ukrainisch:
Alkemisterna från Ludwigshafen | Eurozine
[ad_1] Förhistorien – den samlande människan Först i mänsklighetens behovsordning kommer födan. Därefter kommer inte bara moralen utan också den högre gastronomins alla finesser. Ur
Bleaching blue collars | Eurozine
[ad_1] ‘One day a poster announcing the “preparatory course”, an accelerated training programme for university, appeared in a village in central Poland. The ad presented
Feminism with a smile | Eurozine
[ad_1] I know Žute dunje was one of them, but the rest of the songs have faded from memory leaving only a feeling of warmth
The limits of normality | Eurozine
[ad_1] Disability is often imagined as physical, which takes away from their broad nature, as they can be mental, sensory, and intellectual as well.
The never-ending lessons of war
[ad_1] How can we learn to live next to violent deaths, mass graves, and knowledge of rape and torture? When looking for an answer to
‘Eurowhiteness’ | Eurozine
[ad_1] Green European Journal: In your book Eurowhiteness, you discuss Europe’s civilizational turn. What do you mean by that? When did it begin, and when
Legally sanctioned homophobia in the EU
[ad_1] Lithuania is one of the most pro-European countries in the European Union and positions itself as strongly opposed to its biggest existential threat –
The ways we love | Eurozine
[ad_1] Despite the unknown origins of Valentine’s Day celebrations, historical tradition looks nothing like today’s commodity extravaganza, and we can blame the Hallmark company for