Titlebook: Archaeology of the Communist Era; A Political History Ludomir R Lozny Book 2017 Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2017 Communi

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,“A Number of Valuable Guidance Received by Researchers who Studied Long Periods of History of Our Catus of archaeology in the country by discussing four specific contexts: place of archaeology with the social (historical) sciences, archaeological training at universities, themes of archaeological research, and the use of archaeological data to fit ideological demands regarding history of the region.

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Everyday Life in Fascist Venice, 1929-40ese countries from the Nazi occupation at the end of WWII. Marxism, as it is assumed, was a forced official “faith” and, by association, archaeologists were labeled as Marxist by colleagues from outside of the Warsaw Pact, who in their countries had communist parties and also applied historical (dia

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137442772blishment of the Academy of Material Culture History and the rivalry between the two leading centres: Leningrad and Moscow. I also correlate major changes in the approach to theory with political developments, especially those related to the Great Purge and the cult of Stalin. Subsequently, I discus

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137442772 1945- 1989. I make observations on various aspects of Polish archaeology including politics, organization, method, and theory. Major changes occurred in archaeology and politics during this period. There was not much Marxism in archaeology in communist Poland. It is important to evaluate this perio