Independence, Parliament, and Political Parties in Lithuania and Finland in the Interwar Period

Includes articles: Kari Alenius & Saulius Kaubrys, Independent Lithuania and Finland and Their Political Systems: Comparative Aspects; Saulius Kaubrys, An Analysis of Parliamentary Working Culture and Its Manifestations: The Case of the Constituent Assembly of Lithuania (1920–1922); Arturas Svarauskas, Party Politics and Parliamentarism in Lithuania (1920–1927): The Case of Christian Democracy; Lina Hall, The Fight of Lithuanian Political Parties in the Periodical Press: Lithuanian Political Cartoon in 1920–1926; Pauliina Lahtinen, Rauno Kallia's and Armi Hallsten-Kallia's Thinking about Internationalism - Mainstreams and Margins in the Extreme Right in Interwar Finland; Outi Kähäri, Right-Wing Radicalism in Finland During the Interwar Period-The Ideology of the Academic Karelia Society Employed as Expansionist Practice in Ingria; Kestutis Kilinskas, Several Historical Parallels in the Development of Extreme Right-Wing Political Organisations and the Attempts to Make a Coup d'Etat in Lithuania and Finland 1918–1932; Kari Alenius, Commemorating Finland's Independence in the Leading Newspapers of Finnish Parties During the Interwar Period; Teodoras Zukas, Memory and Trauma: The German Defeat in the Great War and the Occupation of Lithuania From the Perspective of Memory Theories.