HIST 5523 - Topics in Eastern European and Balkan History

3 Lecture

(3-0)

Prerequisite(s): 6 hours of History or by permission of the instructor

An examination of the various Eastern European and Balkan states and nations from the rise of the Ottoman Empire countries, including the Balkans, from earliest times to the present. Particular emphasis will be placed on nineteenth and twentieth century social, political, economic and religious military trends and institutions. The course will also include discussions of nationalism, imperialism, the rise and collapse of communism, and accompanying regional conflicts. Specific topics will change each time the course is taught and may include studies of individual states (such as Poland or Yugoslavia), empires (Prussia/Germany, the Hapsburgs, and/or the Ottomans), or national groups of the region (the Serbs, Croats, Poles, etc.)

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