Rok 1968 w Europie. Badania i pamięć The Year 1968 in Europe Research and Memory

The year 1968 stands out as a phenomenon that transcends national cultural boundaries, affecting both Europe and North America with global repercussions. The editors, Piotr Podemski and Dario Prola, have compiled a book that captures the essence of 1968 through the voices of the youth from various countries. These individuals share their experiences in a manner that melds personal reminiscences with scholarly insights. The resulting book is a rich tapestry of European reflections on the significant events of that year.This volume includes contributions such as Joseph Farrell's exploration of the hopes and disillusionments of 1968, and Karol Modzelewski's examination of events behind the Iron Curtain, from the Warsaw March to the Paris May. Milada Polišenská reflects on the Prague Spring and its legacy over fifty years, while Daniel Cirera writes about the strikes and dreams of France's May 1968. Rita Tolomeo discusses the changes and unfulfilled revolution in Italy, and Susanne Scharnowski analyzes the dynamic interplay of pop culture, protest, and violence in Germany. Finally, Neal Pease provides insights into growing up in America during this transformative year.The description above is provided by the publisher.