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Jahrhundert=$aEastern Europe in the Twentieth Century ;$vBand/Volume 5 300 $a"Second annual conference in June 2012, focus on problems of modernity in twentieth-century Eastern and Central Europe." 300 $aIncludes index. 311 $a3-11-036420-4 327 $tFront matter --$tContents --$tIntroduction /$rHolubec, Stanislav / Borodziej, W?odzimierz / von Puttkamer, Joachim --$tPart I: Key Perspectives --$tMastery of Space and the Crises of Modernity in Central and Eastern Europe /$rvon Puttkamer, Joachim --$tA Moving Target or a Lost Illusion? 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The Construction of Railways and Waterways in Cisleithania /$rJakubec, Ivan --$tThe Sea(side) Borderland of Modernity: Rostock, Klaipe? da and Tallinn from the 1870's to the 1920's /$rKochanowski, Jerzy --$t"We bring order, discipline, Western European democracy, and culture to this land of former oriental chaos and disorder." /$rHolubec, Stanislav --$tList of Contributors --$tIndex 330 $aThis volume highlights the specific experiences and challenges of modernity in twentieth-century Eastern and Central Europe. Contributors ask how spatial and temporal conditions shaped the region's transformation from a rural to an urban, industrialized society in this period and investigate the state's role in the mastery of space, particularly in the context of state socialism. The volume also sheds light on the ruralization of cities and mutual perceptions of the rural and urban populations in this region. 410 0$aEuropas Osten im 20. 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