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What is to be done about Lenin? Coping with the relics of past regimesCreative Commons Image joiseyshowaa under CC-BY-SA licence

By Professor Steve Pile (The Open University)

01 June 2011

The question of how Hungary approaches the memories of its Communist past has echoes for all cities with painful pasts.  Read more : What is to be done about Lenin? Coping with the relics of past regimes

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A Chinese educationAlison Beale

By Alison Beale (Guest)

28 March 2008

How does the Chinese system organise itself? As you might expect, there's a fairly firmly defined structure.  Read more : A Chinese education

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Chinese education: How do things work?Kung9999 | Dreamstime.com

By The OpenLearn team (The Open University)

28 March 2008

Chinese School provides a fascinating insight into the Chinese education system. Here, we provide some background to the stories.  Read more : Chinese education: How do things work?

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OU on the BBC: Chinese School - Programme 1: The year of the golden pigProduction team

By The OpenLearn team (The Open University)

25 February 2008

Episode 1 of 'Chinese School' begins with students facing mocks for the all important Gao Kao exam.  Read more : OU on the BBC: Chinese School - Programme 1: The year of the golden pig

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Programme 1: The Ghosts of BerlinBBC

By The OpenLearn team (The Open University)

20 December 2007

The Open University is teaming up with BBC Radio 4's Thinking Allowed for an occasional series of special programmes. In the first - due for...  Read more : Programme 1: The Ghosts of Berlin

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Give me back the Berlin Wall - Give me Stalin and St. PaulCreative Commons Image franfiorini under CC-BY-NC-ND licence

By Dr Stuart Mitchell (The Open University)

22 November 2007

Stuart Mitchell reflects on the influence of subjective feelings on a historian's perspective.  Read more : Give me back the Berlin Wall - Give me Stalin and St. Paul

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Chaplin: A Little Tramp or Major ThreatProduction team

By Dr Michael Hammond (Guest)

13 February 2006

Charles Chaplin is arguably the most well-known figure in film history. Dr Michael Hammond outlines his life and work.  Read more : Chaplin: A Little Tramp or Major Threat

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Marx: BiographyMary Evans Picture Library

By Jonathan Ree (Guest)

21 November 2005

Karl Marx spent only a few years in Paris (1843-1845) but it was a defiining period in his life. Jonathan Rée explains why.  Read more : Marx: Biography

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What is history?: Marxist history writingMary Evans Picture Library

By Chris Wickham (Guest)

01 September 2005

How does a Marxist approach the study of history?  Read more : What is history?: Marxist history writing

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How Much Choice Do The People of China Have?Production team

By The Big Question team (The Open University)

07 March 2005

Communist crack-down or capitalist playground? Do the Chinese have freedom of choice?  Read more : How Much Choice Do The People of China Have?

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