Human Rights and Political Dissent in Central Europe

Introduction - Human Rights and Political Dissent in Central Europe: between the Helsinki Accords and the Fall of the Berlin Wall 1. U.S. Policy toward Political Opposition in Poland (1975-1981) 2. Human Rights in British Policy on Poland (1975-1979) 3. Basket III Provisions in French and the Federal Republic of Germany policy toward the Polish People's Republic (1975-1980): A Comparative Approach 4. Human Rights in the Policy of Sweden toward Poland (1975-1981) 5. Between Human Rights and National Opposition: Polish Opposition (1976-1989) 6. Exit, Voice, Duplicity: Human Rights in Romanian Understanding (1975-1989) 7. The Catholic Church, Human Rights and the Democratic Opposition in Communist Poland: The Case of Father Ludwik Wisniewski 8. The Role of Human Rights in the Situation of Slovak Church and Persecution of Christians in Slovakia in (1975-1989) 9. John Paul II on Human Rights in Poland 10. Political Opposition, Human Rights and Political Changes in Czechoslovakia in 1989 11. Resistance, Dissent and Opposition Movements-Antecedents of the Hungarian Regime Change 12. Revisiting the Revolution of 1989: The End of the Communist Rule in Romania 13. The United States and Hungary (1956-1990) 14. The Polish American Congress, Polish Diaspora and Human Rights Movement in Poland 15. The Ideas of Human Rights and Their Impact during and after Soviet Rule