Volume 4 (2022): Issue 1-2 (Dec 2022): Special Issue: Weaponizing History in the Russo-Ukrainian War
in Journal of Applied History
Introduction
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3–7
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12 Dec 2022
What Is the Place of Ukraine and Ukrainians in the Memory Politics of Post-Soviet Belarus?
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9–27
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12 Dec 2022
Imperial-Eschatological Motives as a Usable Past
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28–45
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12 Dec 2022
The US, UK and Ukrainian Memory Diplomacy
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46–57
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12 Dec 2022
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58–75
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12 Dec 2022
The ‘Struggle against Fascism’ in the Russian-Ukrainian War
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76–84
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12 Dec 2022
The Securitization of Humiliation in Russia
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85–101
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12 Dec 2022
Russia’s War in Ukraine and the Role of Historical Narratives
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102–125
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12 Dec 2022
NATO-Russia Mythmaking and a Reimagined Kyivan Rus
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126–148
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12 Dec 2022
Decommunization, Decolonization, and Derussification of Kyiv Monuments after Russia’s Full-Scale Invasion of Ukraine
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149–169
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12 Dec 2022