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1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Eastern_EuropeEastern Europe - Wikipedia

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   Eastern Europe is a subregion of the European continent. As a largely ambiguous term, it has a wide range of geopolitical, geographical, ethnic, cultural, and socio-economic connotations. Its eastern boundary is marked by the Ural Mountains, whilst its western boundary is defined in various ways. [1] Most definitions include the countries of ...

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     Central and Eastern Europe is a geopolitical term...

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     Map of Southeastern Europe. Southeast Europe or Southeastern...

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     Human symbolic expression developed as prehistoric humans...

2. zeitschrift-osteuropa.de › international › englishZeitschrift OSTEUROPA | About OSTEUROPA

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   About. Osteuropa. Osteuropa is an interdisciplinary academic monthly on international affairs and one of the leading international journals in the field of research on Eastern Europe. It covers all regions of Europe’s East: from East-Central Europe via Russia as far as Central Asia, and from the Arctic via the Baltic to the Caucasus.

3. de.wikipedia.org › wiki › OsteuropaOsteuropa – Wikipedia

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   Im EU - Jargon lautet die Abkürzung dafür MOEL . Im statistischen Sinne seit frühestens 1945 der Vereinten Nationen [2] umfasst das östliche Europa: Bulgarien, die Republik Moldau, Rumänien, Russland, die Slowakei, die Ukraine, Ungarn, Polen, Tschechien und Belarus. Die baltischen Staaten zählen bereits zum nördlichen Europa.

4. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Institute_for_EastInstitute for East European Studies - Wikipedia

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   The Institute for East European Studies ( German Osteuropa-Institut, abbreviated OEI) of Free University of Berlin is an interdisciplinary teaching and research institution specializing in the region of Eastern, Southeastern and Central Eastern Europe.

5. www.jstor.org › journal › osteuropaOsteuropa | JSTOR

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   TITLE HISTORY. 1925-2020 • Osteuropa. 1949-1969 •. Osteuropa is an interdisciplinary academic monthly on international affairs and one of the leading international journals in the field of research on Eastern Europe.

6. www.eurozine.com › journals › osteuropaOsteuropa | Page 1 of 8 | Eurozine

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   Osteuropa is an interdisciplinary monthly for the analysis of politics, economics, society, culture, and contemporary events in eastern Europe, east central Europe, and southeastern Europe. A forum for East-West dialogue, Osteuropa addresses pan-European topics. The journal was founded in 1925 and prohibited in 1939.

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   What is Osteuropa?

   • Osteuropa is an interdisciplinary academic monthly on international affairs and one of the leading international journals in the field of research on Eastern Europe. It covers all regions of Europe’s East: from East-Central Europe via Russia as far as Central Asia, and from the Arctic via the Baltic to the Caucasus.

   Zeitschrift OSTEUROPA | About OSTEUROPA

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   What topics does Osteuropa publish?

   • Osteuropa regularly publishes special issues on specific topics; these include the armed conflicts in Ukraine and the Caucasus, the new authoritarianism in Russia, Hungary and elsewhere, memory politics (World War I and II, Soviet camps), energy and environmental policy. Browse and read here all our international issues for free!

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   Who is Europa in Greek mythology?

   • One of the oldest versions identifies Europa as one of the Oceanides, the 3,000 sea nymphs who occupied a lower tier in the hierarchy of Greek mythology. Europa was one of only 41 of these minor deities who were thought worthy of naming. Other versions link Europa with Demeter, the goddess of earth and agriculture.

   Where Does the Name Europe Come From? | Britannica

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8. www.britannica.com › story › where-does-the-nameWhere Does the Name Europe Come From? | Britannica

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   There are a number of theories. Taking a linguistic approach, some scholars believe Europe’s name is descriptive in origin. Those who look to the ancient Greek language to parse it roots combine eurys, meaning “wide,” and ops, meaning “face” or “eye,” to arrive at “wide-gazing” as an appropriate description of Europe’s broad ...