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8. Onwards and Upwards! Mainstreaming Radical Right Populism in Contemporary Latvia

© 2022, Central European University Press, Budapest, Hungary

© 2022, Central European University Press, Budapest, Hungary

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter 1
  2. Table of Contents 5
  3. List of Figures 7
  4. Acknowledgements 9
  5. Foreword 11
  6. Introduction. Latvia and Latvian Identity in Historical Perspective 17
  7. 1. Mapping Latwija. Matīss Siliņš and Latvian Cartographic Publishing in the 1890s 39
  8. 2. The Sokolowski. Affair Testing the Limits of Cultural Autonomy in Interwar Latvia 63
  9. 3. More than a Means to an End. Pērkonkrusts’s Antisemitism and Attacks on Democracy, 1932–1934 83
  10. 4. “My Home and My Family Are Now Our Regiment”. National Belonging and Familial Feelings in Latvian Units during World War II 105
  11. 5. The Economic Program of the Latvian National Communists – Myth or Reality? 129
  12. 6. Latvia Goes Rogue. Language Politics and Khrushchev’s 1958 Soviet Education Reform 151
  13. 7. Latvian Photography of the 1960s between Art and Censorship 189
  14. 8. Onwards and Upwards! Mainstreaming Radical Right Populism in Contemporary Latvia 213
  15. Glossary of Archives 257
  16. About the Contributors 259
  17. Index 261
Defining Latvia
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https://doi.org/10.1515/9789633864463-012

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter 1
  2. Table of Contents 5
  3. List of Figures 7
  4. Acknowledgements 9
  5. Foreword 11
  6. Introduction. Latvia and Latvian Identity in Historical Perspective 17
  7. 1. Mapping Latwija. Matīss Siliņš and Latvian Cartographic Publishing in the 1890s 39
  8. 2. The Sokolowski. Affair Testing the Limits of Cultural Autonomy in Interwar Latvia 63
  9. 3. More than a Means to an End. Pērkonkrusts’s Antisemitism and Attacks on Democracy, 1932–1934 83
  10. 4. “My Home and My Family Are Now Our Regiment”. National Belonging and Familial Feelings in Latvian Units during World War II 105
  11. 5. The Economic Program of the Latvian National Communists – Myth or Reality? 129
  12. 6. Latvia Goes Rogue. Language Politics and Khrushchev’s 1958 Soviet Education Reform 151
  13. 7. Latvian Photography of the 1960s between Art and Censorship 189
  14. 8. Onwards and Upwards! Mainstreaming Radical Right Populism in Contemporary Latvia 213
  15. Glossary of Archives 257
  16. About the Contributors 259
  17. Index 261
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