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Introduction: Historical Memory of European Communisms Before and After 1989 [Stanislav Holubec and Agnieszka Mrozik] Part I: Memory of the Left in Post-Socialist Europe 1. "Of the Past Let Us Make a Clean Slate": The Lack of a Left-Wing Narrative and the Failure of the Hungarian Left [Csilla Kiss] 2. Communist Successors and Narratives of the Past: Party Factions in the German PDS and the Russian CPRF, 1990–2005 [Thorsten Holzhauser and Antony Kalashnikov] 3. The Memory and Identity of the Western European Left in the Light of European Integration: View from Inside [Walter Baier] Part II: Memorial Landscapes in Central and Eastern Europe 4. Dissonant Heritage: Soviet Monuments in Central and Eastern Europe [Aleksandra Kuczyńska-Zonik] 5. Lenin, Marx and Local Heroes: Socialist and Post-Socialist Memorial Landscapes in Eastern Germany and Czechoslovakia — The Case Study of Jena and Hradec Králové [Stanislav Holubec] 6. The Politics of Oblivion and the Practices of Remembrance: Repression, Collective Memory and Nation-Building in Post-Soviet Russia [Ekaterina V. Klimenko] Part III: Communist Politics of Memory Before 1989 7. What Happened in 1980? Memory Forging and the Official Story of the Martial Law in the Polish United Workers’ Party [Jakub Szumski] 8. "We Must Reconstruct Our Own Past": 1960s Polish Communist Women’s Memoirs —Constructing the (Gender) History of the Polish Left [Agnieszka Mrozik] 9. Romanian Communists Under Gheorghiu-Dej: Legitimation Before 1965 and Its Memory as Opposition to Ceauşescu [Monica Ciobanu] 10. Constructing New Friends and Enemies: Rewriting Czechoslovak History After the Communist Takeover [Darina Volf] 11. Constructing Memoirs of the October Revolution in the 1920s [Oksana Klymenko]