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Journal Article
Comparing the European Revolutions of 1848 and 1989
2007
Overview
The article compares two major revolutions Europe experienced in 1848 and 1989. A variety of preconditions such as economic crisis, shifting in political leadership, and increases in GNP are discussed as necessary tools to show identifications of pre-revolutionary times. A number of similarities of both revolutions are analyzed such as economic turmoil that was gathered by nationality conflicts, economic uncertainty, increases in unemployment, rising crime rates, and spearing down confidence of businesses in investments. However, the author also analyzes some differences between the revolutions such as the existence of a friendly west after 1989, and Britain and France and the U.S. uninterested alienation in 1848. The author also covers various countries (Czech Republic, Latvia, Poland, Hungary, Slovenia, etc.) and their participation objectives. L. Babiasz
Publisher
Springer Nature B.V
Subject
/ Europe
