Socialist Internationalism in the Cold War: Exploring the Second World

.Editors' Introduction.-

.PART I: THE SECOND WORLD UNDER STALIN.-

.Ch. 1. Lars Peder Haga, "Coming to Terms with Europe: Konstantin Simonov and Oles' Honchar's Literary Conquest of East Central Europe at the End of World War II".-

.Ch. 2. Balázs Apor, "The Stalin Cult and the Construction of the Second World in Hungary in the Early Cold War Years, 1949-1953".-

.Ch. 3. Patryk Babiracki, "Two Stairways to Socialism: Soviet Youth Activists in Polish Spaces, 1957-1964".-

.Ch. 4. David Crowley, "Staging for the End of History: Avant-garde Visions at the Beginning and the End of Communism in Eastern Europe".-

.PART III: SECOND WORLD CULTURES.-

.Ch. 5. Kyrill Kunakhovich, "Ties that Bind, Ties that Divide: Second-World Cultural Exchange at the Grassroots".-

.Ch. 6. Marsha Siefert, "Second World Cinema: Soviet Film Outreach from 1955-1972".-

.PART IV: INTERNATIONALISM AND THE IRON CURTAIN .-

.Ch. 7. Mark Keck-Szajbel, "Motocross Mayhem. Racing as Transnational Phenomena in Socialist Czechoslovakia.".-

.Ch. 8. Pia Koivunen, "Friends, 'Potential Friends' and Enemies: Reimagining Soviet Relations to the First, the Second and the Third Worlds at the Moscow 1957 Youth Festival".-

.PART V: BETWEEN THE SECOND AND THE THIRD WORLDS.-

.Ch. 10. David Tompkins, "Imagining a Red China in Central Europe: Visions of an Ally and Enemy in Poland and the GDR".-

.Ch. 11. Austin Jersild, Sino-Soviet Rivalry in Guinea-Conakry, 1956-1965: The Second World in the Third World.-

.AFTERWORD Ch. 12. Alfred Rieber, Promises and Paradoxes of Socialist Internationalism (Personal and Historical Reflections).