KONTINENT / КОНТИНЕНТ – Ost-West-Forum – Ausgabe 1989 / 50
КОНТИНЕНТ / CONTINENT East-West-Forum – Issue 1989 / 50

Author(s): Peter Boris, Bella Dishur, Vadim Chrappa, Ernest Bukrinskij, Wojciech Bolanowski, A. A. Yakovlev, Alexandr Nikolaevich Yakovlev, Wolfgang Kasack, Bernd Knabe, Elżbieta Mika, Arch Puddington, Anatolij Streljanyj, Dora Sturman, Zeev Wolfson
Subject(s): Literary Texts, Studies of Literature, Civil Society
Published by: CEEOL Collections / Digital Reproductions
Summary/Abstract: The Russian Orthodox Church and Perestroika // DORA STURMAN: The seduction of prognosis. Can an evolutionary transition succeed in the Soviet Union? // L. POPKOWA: Yesterday and today // ARCH PUDDINGTON: Living under communism today // BERND KNABE: The opportunities of perestroika. Dimensions and implications of social problems in Soviet society // ZEEV WOLFSON: Raw material extraction in the USSR - an economic and ecological dead end? // ALEXANDER JAKOWLEW: What is the best form of government? A conversation with the magazine “Ogonjok” // ELŻBIETA MIKA: Before and after the “Round Table”. On the current situation in Poland // ANATOLU STŘELJANYJ: When Yeltsin starts thinking ... // WOLFGANG KASACK: Perestroika and literature // ANATOLU STRELJANYJ: The worldview of Alexander Solzhenitsyn in the "GULag Archipelago" // WOJCIECH BOLANOWSKI: One day neither will be forgotten // ERNEST BUKRINSKIJ: I ask for the floor as a witness // BELLA DISHUR: Poems // PETER BORIS: The spirit of Potsdam - today // VADÍM CHRAPPA: We, the people of Königsberg. Open letter to the metropolis

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