Anna Artwińska is a postdoctoral fellow at the Department of Slavic Literature at the University of Hamburg. Her research interests comprise the study of communism, socialist realism, postcolonial studies, the romantic period in Russian, German and Polish literature and genealogical narratives in Russian and Polish contemporary literature.

• Contents: Adam Mickiewicz in the Communist Poland – Johann Wolfgang von Goethe in eastern Germany – Marxist Conceptions of Romanticism – Marxist Conceptions of Classism – Romantic Tradition – Cultural Heritage – Communist Censorship – Socialist Realism – Polish-German Relationships.

Anna Artwińska is a postdoctoral fellow at the Department of Slavic Literature at the University of Hamburg. Her research interests comprise the study of communism, socialist realism, postcolonial studies, the romantic period in Russian, German and Polish literature and genealogical narratives in Russian and Polish contemporary literature.

• Contents: Adam Mickiewicz in the Communist Poland – Johann Wolfgang von Goethe in eastern Germany – Marxist Conceptions of Romanticism – Marxist Conceptions of Classism – Romantic Tradition – Cultural Heritage – Communist Censorship – Socialist Realism – Polish-German Relationships.

Anna Artwińska is a postdoctoral fellow at the Department of Slavic Literature at the University of Hamburg. Her research interests comprise the study of communism, socialist realism, postcolonial studies, the romantic period in Russian, German and Polish literature and genealogical narratives in Russian and Polish contemporary literature.

• Contents: Adam Mickiewicz in the Communist Poland – Johann Wolfgang von Goethe in eastern Germany – Marxist Conceptions of Romanticism – Marxist Conceptions of Classism – Romantic Tradition – Cultural Heritage – Communist Censorship – Socialist Realism – Polish-German Relationships.