Population Displacement in Lithuania in the Twentieth Century: Experiences, Identities and Legacies

Copyright

Contents

Preface

Acknowledgements

List of Tables

Notes on Contributors

Introduction

Part 1: Population Displacement during World War One and Its Aftermath

1: Making the Nation: Refugees, Indigent People, and Lithuanian Relief, 1914–1920

2: Forging a “Moral Community”: The Great War and Lithuanian Refugees in Russia

3: Displacement without Moving: Secession, Border Changes and Practices of Population Politics in Lithuania, 1916–1923

Part 2: Population Displacement in the Klaipėda Region

4: Population of the Klaipėda Region and the Balance of Power in the Eastern Baltic Region, 1919–1960

5: Population Shifts and Displacement in the Memel Region

Part 3: Population Displacement during World War Two and Its Aftermath

6: Repopulating Vilnius, 1939–1949

7: Between Poland and Lithuania: Repatriation of Poles from Lithuania, 1944–1947

8: A “Forgotten” History of Soviet Deportation: The Case of Lithuanian Jews

9: Religious Life in a Displaced Society: The Case of Post-war Lithuania, 1945–1960

10: Lithuanian Diaspora: From Displaced Persons to Diaspora Politics

Index