Bulletin of the European Network “Remembrance and Solidarity”,
the online journal, is a platform for exchange of views between
researchers of the history of Central Europe. Texts published on the website will form the basis of scientific studies. e bulletin is
addressed to the scientific community: academic staff, students,
graduate students, as well as a broad group of history buffs: teachers and people interested in it.

Editorial Board:
Prof. Jan Rydel Ph. D., Pedagogical University of Cracow,
Polish Co-ordinator of the European Network
„Remembrance and Solidarity“, Editorial Board Chair
Ph. Dr. Pavol Jakubcin, Institute of History
of the University of Trnava - Slovakia
Ph. Dr. Róbert Fiziker, Institute of History
of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Budapest - Hungary
Prof. Padraic Kenney, Indiana University,
Director of Polish Studies Center - USA
Prof. Dr. Martin Schulze Wessel, Institute of History
of the Ludwig Maximilian University, Munich - Germany
Przemysław Łukasik, Editorial Secretary

Remembrance and Solidarity Review invites submissions of scholarly articles on the history of Central and Eastern Europe in the twentieth century. Topics of interest for the above area include, but are not limited to, the following:

TOTALITARIAN DICTATORSHIPS
WAR AND RESISTANCE
COMMUNISTIC REPRESSIONS
DISPLACEMENT
NAZI VICTIMS
HISTORICAL POLICY
HISTORICAL NARRATION
SCHOOLBOOKS, FILM, EXHIBITION

Interested authors are encouraged to contact the editors in advance. All papers will be subject to peer-review before acceptance for publication. The language of publication is native language and English. Texts will be translated and redact by English native speakers and published in 2 versions. Articles must be sent electronically in Microsoft Word for Windows format, and submitted as email attachments in 12 pt. Times Roman font, one and half-spaced.

The editors of "Remembrance and Solidarity Review" invite the submission of original research articles, research notes, review essays, book reviews, conference reports, proceedings and historical sources.

For more information, please vist our website: http://www.review.enrs.eu/