Jürgen Dittberner schildert in seiner neuen Monographie den deutschen Werdegang vom Krieg zum Frieden, beschreibt die Lage im relevanten Ausland und diskutiert, wie es weiter gehen könnte.
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This timely volume examines whether NATO doctrine can counter large conventional forces like Russia’s, using the 2008 Battle of Tskhinvali as a test case. Frederic Labarre analyzes Georgia’s defense reforms, revealing key flaws in NATO-guided strategies t
This book explores territorial conflicts worldwide and argues that historical claims often hinder resolution. It offers a legal and philosophical framework to assess such disputes objectively, with case studies from South Tyrol to Palestine. For scholars
This book examines Hungary’s System of National Cooperation (NER) and how pro-government media framed it between 2010 and 2018, using case studies to show how Fidesz promoted its policies through supportive public discourse.
This book examines the realities of Russia’s occupation of Ukrainian territories since 2022—its regime, repression, and the impact on daily life. It exposes how Russia seeks to erase Ukraine’s identity through violence, displacement, and forced assimilati
Zwölf ukrainische Frauen berichten von Flucht und Verlust nach der russischen Besetzung der Krim 2014. Ihre bewegenden Zeugnisse bewahren die Wahrheit über die Verbrechen – und erinnern daran: Die Krim darf nicht vergessen werden.
Vesnoy 2024 goda Vahur Laiapea nachal snimat dokumentalnyy film o Serhiy Kazymyr, kotoryy uzhe neskolko mesyatsev byl na svobode. Otsnyatyye videointervyu stali osnovoy knigi o perezhitykh uzhasakh. Naydi v sebe sily chitat! Sergey zashchishchayet Ukrainu
Ilko-Sascha Kowalczuk’s Freedom Shock examines East Germany’s 1989/1990 upheaval as a struggle for freedom. The book explores the legacy of the GDR, the rise of the AfD, and why many East Germans align with Putin, advocating for personal responsibility
Oleksa Drachewych explores how Russia’s use of WWII memory fuels its war against Ukraine. He traces parallels in rhetoric, war crimes, and ideology, linking Soviet history to present violence through propaganda, policy, and historical reinterpretation.
Ukraine long faced obstacles to NATO integration due to internal divisions and conflict. Iryna Zhyrun analyzes how shifts in national identity among political elites shaped foreign policy. Her study links Ukraine’s NATO debate (1990s–2010s) to changing id
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