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Tr@nsit Online

Tr@nsit was the online sister journal of Transit, published until 2017. Here, authors, fellows and friends of the IWM offered further articles, reflections and comments related to ongoing research and debates at the Institute.

	Title	Author
	The Reasons for the Current Upsurge in Memory	Pierre Nora	Read more	Authors: Pierre Nora Published: , The Reasons for the Current Upsurge in Memory This change has taken a variety of forms: criticism of official versions of history and recovery of areas of history previously repressed; demands for signs of a past that had been confiscated or suppressed; growing interest in “roots” and genealogical research; all kinds Read more
Authors: Pierre Nora Published: , The Reasons for the Current Upsurge in Memory This change has taken a variety of forms: criticism of official versions of history and recovery of areas of history previously repressed; demands for signs of a past that had been confiscated or suppressed; growing interest in “roots” and genealogical research; all kinds Read more
	Das Böse nach dem Tod. Das öffentliche Ableben eines politischen Abjekts. Nicolae Ceausescus posthumes Leben im (heißkalten) rumänischen Leichenkeller	Naja Bentzen	Read more	Authors: Naja Bentzen Published: , Das Böse nach dem Tod. Das öffentliche Ableben eines politischen Abjekts. Nicolae Ceausescus posthumes Leben im (heißkalten) rumänischen Leichenkeller Like any story that enters popular narrative, this is one with a moral (…). Read more

	Was bleibt von 1989?	Adam Michnik, Timothy Garton Ash, Vaclav Havel, Victor Klima, Viktor Orban	Read more	Authors: Adam Michnik, Timothy Garton Ash, Vaclav Havel, Victor Klima, Viktor Orban Published: , Was bleibt von 1989? Read more

	Suspekte Solidarität. Gesellschaftlicher Protest in Polen nach 1989	Pawel Marczewski (translated by Bernhard Hartmann)	Read more	Authors: Pawel Marczewski (translated by Bernhard Hartmann) Published: , Suspekte Solidarität. Gesellschaftlicher Protest in Polen nach 1989 Read more

	Solidarität – Ein Netzwerk von Zugehörigkeiten	Krzysztof Michalski	Read more	Authors: Krzysztof Michalski Published: , Solidarität – Ein Netzwerk von Zugehörigkeiten Ralf Dahrendorf: Ja, die Spannung zwischen Solidarität und Freiheit ist zweifellos ein großes Dilemma der entwickelten, modernen, demokratischen Gesellschaften. Oder, um das große Wort Freiheit nicht zu sehr zu strapazieren, zwischen Solidarität und Wahlmöglichkeiten, „choice“. Read more
Authors: Krzysztof Michalski Published: , Solidarität – Ein Netzwerk von Zugehörigkeiten Ralf Dahrendorf: Ja, die Spannung zwischen Solidarität und Freiheit ist zweifellos ein großes Dilemma der entwickelten, modernen, demokratischen Gesellschaften. Oder, um das große Wort Freiheit nicht zu sehr zu strapazieren, zwischen Solidarität und Wahlmöglichkeiten, „choice“. Read more
	Is EU Membership lesser than evil? Gloomy Impressions from the economic Landscape in East Central Europe	Gerhard Gnauck	Read more	Authors: Gerhard Gnauck Published: , Is EU Membership lesser than evil? Gloomy Impressions from the economic Landscape in East Central Europe I have been an inhabitant of the “new Europe” since 1999. The stamp I use to print my address on an envelope, however is a product of the “old Europe”, made by the Austrian firm “Trodat”. Read more
Authors: Gerhard Gnauck Published: , Is EU Membership lesser than evil? Gloomy Impressions from the economic Landscape in East Central Europe I have been an inhabitant of the “new Europe” since 1999. The stamp I use to print my address on an envelope, however is a product of the “old Europe”, made by the Austrian firm “Trodat”. Read more
	The Burden of History and the Trap of Memory	Philipp Ther	Read more	Authors: Philipp Ther Published: , The Burden of History and the Trap of Memory The exhibition has been the source of ongoing diplomatic conflict between Germany and its eastern neighbours – above all Poland – since the League called on Poland to pay compensation to former German owners of Polish property and even opposed Poland’s accession to the EU Read more
Authors: Philipp Ther Published: , The Burden of History and the Trap of Memory The exhibition has been the source of ongoing diplomatic conflict between Germany and its eastern neighbours – above all Poland – since the League called on Poland to pay compensation to former German owners of Polish property and even opposed Poland’s accession to the EU Read more
	The Hungarian Shock: Transition from Democracy?	András Bozoki	Read more	Authors: András Bozoki Published: , The Hungarian Shock: Transition from Democracy? With all of its problems, Hungary after 1989 has been a success story, but now the success is challenged in ways that are very much unexpected. Read more

	Putin’s Self-Destruction: Russia’s New Anti-Corruption Campaign Will Sink the Regime	Ivan Krastev	Read more	Authors: Ivan Krastev Published: , Putin’s Self-Destruction: Russia’s New Anti-Corruption Campaign Will Sink the Regime The anti-corruption campaign was a choice. Read more

	After the Fall of the Berlin Wall: New Tensions between North and South in Europe – and New Opportunities	Wolf Lepenies	Read more	Authors: Wolf Lepenies Published: , After the Fall of the Berlin Wall: New Tensions between North and South in Europe – and New Opportunities Read more