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"The studies in this volume were originally conceived as papers for the conference Revolt, violence and memory: peasant uprisings in late medieval and early modern Europe, that was held in Budapest in May 2014" -- Acknowledgements. - Part I. Revolt territories: European and transnational contexts. Revolten in Europa 1200-1800 / Peter Blickle -- The other way: negotiating freedom in a Gutsherrschaft country, the Kingdom of Hungary, in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries / Katalin Péter -- In search of the Italian "common man": rethinking the 1462 peasant uprising in the territory of Piacenza / Marco Gentile -- Part II. Utopia and vision: religious radicalism. Institutionalisierte Rebellion: Aufsässige Praktiken der Hutterischen Täufer in Mähren / Martin Rothkegel -- Falsorum fratrum rebellio: Jenő Szűcs's essays on the peasant revolt of György Dózsa 40 years later / Pál Ács -- Bund, Bundschuh, Verbundenheit: Radikales Gemeinschaftsprinzip in der frühen Reformation Ungarns / Zoltán Csepregi -- Part III. Unfinished pasts: early modern narratives of revolts. Ambiguity and paradox in the humanistic literature of the Jagiellonian Age / Farkas Gábor Kiss--Das Epos "Matthiados carmina heroica" von Ioannes Bocatius (Kaschau, 1614) / László Szörényi -- The memory war of the Dózsa Revolt in Hungary / Gabriella Erdélyi -- Caught in the web of interpretations: the 1514 Peasant War in early modern Hungarian historiography / Gergely Tóth -- Part IV. Modern images: revolt representations in the 19th and 20th centuries. Why did Gubec have to die Dósza's death?: historical representations of the Croatian Peasant Rebellion of 1573 and of its leader's public execution / Nataša Štefanec -- Der Bauernkrieg von 1514 als Exemplum: die literarischen Dósza-Interpretationen im 19. Jahrhundert / Márton Szilágyi -- Spontane Generation einer Fälschung: Michael Gaismair und "seine" sogenannte Landesordnung / Giorgio Politi -- Dózsa '72: the visual representation of György Dózsa in the middle of the Kádár era / Erzsébet Tatai--War György Dózsa der ungarische Thomas Müntzer?: Erinnerungskultur und Geschichtspolitik in der Volksrepublik Ungarn und in der DDR im Vergleich / Márta Fata.

Conference papers and proceedings : (OCoLC)fst01423772. - History. : (OCoLC)fst01411628. - Konferansepublikasjoner : (uri)https://id.nb.no/vocabulary/ntsf/378. - Konferanser : (NO-TrBIB)HUME01265

Europe - Social conditions . - Europe. : (OCoLC)fst01245064. - Mellom-Europa : (NO-TrBIB)HUME03673. - Sør-Europa : (NO-TrBIB)HUME03696

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