After empire: Reconfiguring Eastern Europe
Franziska DaviesA historian's view on East (Central) Europe. I write mostly about Ukraine and the legacies of Russian-German colonialism.
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Germany, Ukraine, and the changes in German memory culture since Russia's full-scale invasion
Ms. Davies, how does May 8th sound to you in the shadow of the current war between Russia and Ukraine? Has your own perception changed since February 24, 2022?
I don’t think it has changed fundamentally for me personally. However, I see th...
Chornobyl. 40 years on.
On the 26th of April 1986, a reactor exploded at the Chornobyl nuclear power plant, approximately 100 kilometres from Kyiv. The fact that, 40 years later, Western media still predominantly use the Russian name “Chernobyl” indicates that the...
26th of February 2014: Russia invades Ukraine
A month ago, many articles appeared to remind the Western public of the fourth anniversary of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine. This wave of articles overshadowed a second important date of Russia’s war of aggression: the 26th of Feb...
Have you heard these stories?
After Russia’s full-scale invasion, I became an activist for Ukraine and, somewhat later, started to criticize the Russocentrism so prevalent in Western academia. For different reasons, which I will perhaps discuss in a different essay, I d...
The history of Russia as a history of Perpetual Agreement-Breaking
There have been many commentaries on the Trump administration’s most recent attempt to force Ukraine into subjugation to Russia, which stress just how catastrophic the realisation of this proposal (or a similar one) would be, not only for U...
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Historian of East (Central) Europe at the Leipzig Institute for Contemporary History Potsdam. Working on a book about the fall of the Soviet Union from a Polish and Ukrainian perspective. #StandWithUkraine
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