This article presents a survey of the First World War in the region of today’s s…

In the countries of East Central Europe, the commemoration of soldiers who fell …

Political movements in Poland and the Baltics were heavily influenced by the Ger…

East Central European historians of the First World War have focused and continu…

During the First World War, revolutionary changes occurred in the labour movemen…

Agrarianism became a major political force in the independent states that emerge…

Finland, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, and Poland – all countries founded after Wo…

The armistices of 1918 officially ended the First World War in Europe, but viole…

Although in late 1918 countries of East Central Europe had different forms of go…

The situation of the press in East Central Europe worsened after the outbreak of…

During the war, hundreds of thousands of East Central Europeans mobilised to the…

This article discusses the content and impact of various propaganda strategies w…

This article discusses the influence the Russian Revolution had on countries in …

Unlike the war on the Western Front, warfare in East Central Europe during the F…

During the Estonian War of Independence, the Baltic Germans - despite their rela…

The so-called “Wars of Independence” in the Baltics were part of a larger confli…

Johan Laidoner, Estonian general and statesman, started his career in the Russia…

Konstantin Päts, a leading Estonian politician, was a key figure in the establis…

Nikolaĭ Yudenich was one of the most successful Russian commanders in World War …

This article offers an overview of peacemaking after the First World War from th…