The Vatican and the red flag: the struggle for the soul of Eastern Europe

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Catholicism and Religious Studies Polish Historical and Cultural Studies Eastern European Communism and Reforms

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The ravening wolves of Europe in the eye of the post-War storm the agonies of Pius XII post-Stalinism and its discontent an old order hangs on John XXIII and the signs of the time great expectation and broken promises the small steps of Paul VI - Eastern Europe comes of age the Slav prophet on the Polish barricade the long march of hope conclusion - the burden of history.

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