Heritage under Socialism : Preservation in Eastern and Central Europe, 1945-1991 / edited by Eszter Gantner, Corinne Geering and Paul Vickers

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Intro -- Contents -- Heritage under Socialism -- Illustrations -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction - Heritage under Socialism: Trajectories of Preserving the Tangible Past in Postwar Eastern and Central Europe -- Part I - Transfers and Exchanges in Heritage Policies and Practices -- Chapter 1 - The Past Belongs to the Future: Heritage in Soviet Policymaking on Cultural Development -- Chapter 2 - International Experts-National Martyrdom-Socialist Heritage: The Contributions of the Polish People's Republic to the Early UNESCO World Heritage Program -- Chapter 3 - International Tourism and the Making of the National Heritage Canon in Late Soviet Ukraine, 1964-1991 -- Chapter 4 - International Contacts and Cooperation in Heritage Preservation in Soviet Estonia, 1960-1990 -- Part II - Canonizing and Contesting the Past: Heritage, Place, and Belonging under Socialism -- Chapter 5 - Socialist Royalty? The Ambiguities of the Reconstruction of the Royal Residence in Budapest in the 1950s -- Chapter 6 - Justifying Demolition, Questioning Value: Urban Typologies and the Concept of the "Historic Town" in 1960s Romania -- Chapter 7 - Making Sense of Socialism through Heritage Preservation: Stories from Northwest Bohemia -- Chapter 8 - Socialism and the Rise of Industrial Heritage: The Preservation of Industrial Monuments in the German Democratic Republic -- Conclusion - Transnational Heritage Networks in Socialist Eastern and Central Europe -- Index.