Chapter 2 Understanding Resistance Movements as Asymmetric Warfare: Lessons for Today

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Keith D. Dickson
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Violent Resistance

From the Baltics to Central, Eastern and South Eastern Europe 1944–1956

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9783657703043
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Brill | Schöningh
Print Publication Date:
25 Jun 2020
Front Matter
Chapter 1 Introduction
Chapter 3 The Armed Anti-Soviet Resistance in Estonia after 1944
Chapter 4 A History of the Lithuanian Partisan Underground State (1944–1953)
Chapter 5 Seeking a Path to Independence: Belarusian Anti-Soviet Activity from 1944–1953
Chapter 6 Armed Anti-Communist Resistance in Poland, 1944–1956
Chapter 7 Between Ideology and War Reality: Forming the Relations and Principles of Co-existence between the UPA and Red Army from Spring to Autumn 1944
Chapter 8 The Organisation of Ukrainian Nationalists as the Leader of a Unique Fascist Armed Resistance
Chapter 9 The Volhynian Czechs against Communism: An Example of Anti-communist Resistance in Czechoslovakia
Chapter 10 Armed Anti-communist Resistance in Slovakia in the Postwar Years, 1948–1953
Chapter 11 The Anti-communist Resistance in Czechoslovakia in a Pedagogical Perspective
Chapter 12 From Non-violent Resistance to Uprising by Force: The Case of Hungary 1945–1956
Chapter 13 The Armed Anti-communist Resistance in North-Western Romania
Chapter 14 Spectres of Fascism: Anti-communist Resistance and the Legacy of the Legion of the Archangel Michael in 1940s Romania
Chapter 15 Women in the Armed Anti-communist Romanian Resistance, between Loyalty, Support and Betrayal
Chapter 16 Communist Action, the Perception by the Serbian Urban Elite and Anti-communist Resistance in Serbia
Chapter 17 Tito’s Chetnik Hunters: The Dynamics of Asymmetric Warfare in Yugoslavia
Chapter 18 The Goryani Movement against the Communist Regime in Bulgaria (1944–1956): Prerequisites, Resistance, Consequences
Chapter 19 Armed Albanian Resistance to the Hoxha Regime in Albania 1948–1953
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