Crossing the Lines Between Marxism and Christianity in the 20Th Century East-Central Europe

Crossing the Lines Between Marxism and Christianity in the 20Th Century East-Central Europe

SCIENCE AND RESEARCH CENTRE KOPER Institute for Historical Studies ZNANSTVENO-RAZISKOVALNO SREDIŠČE KOPER Inštitut za zgodovinske študije International conference CROSSING THE LINES BETWEEN MARXISM AND CHRISTIANITY IN THE 20TH CENTURY EAST-CENTRAL EUROPE 15th and 16th April 2021 PROGRAMME AND ABSTRACTS SCIENCE AND RESEARCH CENTRE KOPER Institute for Historical Studies ZNANSTVENO-RAZISKOVALNO SREDIŠČE KOPER Inštitut za zgodovinske študije International conference CROSSING THE LINES BETWEEN MARXISM AND CHRISTIANITY IN THE 20TH CENTURY EAST-CENTRAL EUROPE 15th and 16th April 2021 PROGRAMME AND ABSTRACTS Koper 2021 International conference CROSSING THE LINES BETWEEN MARXISM AND CHRISTIANITY IN THE 20TH CENTURY EAST-CENTRAL EUROPE Programme and Abstracts Technical Editor: Alenka Obid Editors: Jure Ramšak, Mateja Režek Design and layout: Alenka Obid Institute for Historical Studies/Inštitut za zgodovinske študije, Annales ZRS Publisher: Science and Research Centre/Znanstveno-raziskovalno središče Koper, Onlin edition, available at: For the publisher: Rado Pišot http://www.zrs-kp.si/index.php/research-2/zalozba/ monografije/ J6-9353 The Engagement between Marxism and Christianity in Slovenia, 1931–1991 and the research The conferenceP6-0272 is organised Mediterranean within the and research Slovenia project programme , co-financed by the Slovenian Research Agency. Kataložni zapis o publikaciji (CIP) pripravili v Narodni in univerzitetni knjižnici v Ljubljani COBISS.SI-ID 58784259 ISBN 978-961-7058-61-1 (PDF) CONTENTS 7 FOREWORD PROGRAMME 9 ABSTRACTS Egon Pelikan 17 Marxism and Christianity and the Confrontation between Their BojanPolitical Žalec Representations in Slovene Territories during the 1930s 18 Ušeničnik’s Social Model: Critique of Capitalism, Christian Socialism of IrinaSolidary Gordeeva Personalism, and the Utopia of Religious Renewal 19 The Tolstoyans’ Criticism of Marxist Thought and Bolshevik’s Revolution in the Transnational Press of the Religious Pacifist GašperMovement Mithans of the 1920–1930s Christian Socialism, the Slovene Journal “Beseda o sodobnih 21 Lost Generation” vprašanjih” (1932–1935) and the Perception of Social Crises by “the James Robertson 22 Between Lenin and Maritain: Edvard Kocbek’s Engagement with BojanInterwar Godeša Marxist Thought 23 Edvard Kocbek’s “Mission to Align European Christianity with MatejaCommunism” Režek 25 Post-Revolutionary Slovenia Searching for a Dialogue Between Christianity and Marxism in the Jože Pirjevec UDBA 26 Metamorphosis of an Agent of the Yugoslav Secret Police ( ): From Vedrana Marxist Obućina Dogmatist to a Humanist 27 Red Friars: Relationship Between Bosnian Franciscans and Communist MichaelParty in Yugoslavia Zok 28 Post-War“The Family Poland Is the Basic Cell of Society”. Family, Reproduction, and Demography in Political Thought of Communists and Catholics in Sabrina P. Ramet 30 LadislavGod, Sex, andBeneš Christian Religion The Christian Peace Conference as a Result of Christian and Political 32 Negotiations in a Socialist State Agathe Jacquin De Margerie 34 Activism: The Austrian Paulus-Gesellschaft and its Advocacy for Blurring the Lines Between Theology, Academic Debate and Political RadmilaDialogue inRadić the Late 1960s 36 The Yugoslav Authorities and the Christian-Marxist Dialog of the PálSecond Hatos Half of the 1960s and the Beginning of the 1970s 37 Petar“The French Dragišić Connection” 39 Yugoslavia and the Second Vatican Council: Perceptions and Expectations Hrvoje Klasić in the Light of Relations 40 and the Holy See Cardinal Tisserant’s Visit to Yugoslavia in 1968 ÁrpádBetween Von Yugoslavia Klimó 41 DirkDialogue Schuster or Confrontation? Cardinal Mindszenty in Vienna 1971–75 Christianity in the Eyes of Communist Research- and Party 42 GDR and Austria JureRepresentatives Ramšak in the 43 Self-ManagementA Close Flirtation with the Revolution: Slovenian Left-Wing Catholics, the Vatican’s Ostpolitik, and a Test of Faith for Socialist Anja Zalta 44 Dialogue Between Christians and Marxists in Slovenia in the 1980s - EvaHistorical Guigo-Patzelt Materialism and/or Marxism as a Worldview 45 “An Inner-Marxist Dialogue on the Dialogue”: East German Marxist SielkeScholars Beata Facing Kelner the Pitfalls of Dialogue with Christians 47 the Case of Father Calciu-Dumitreasa, and US RelationsFrom Capitol Hill to Jilava Prison: Christian Transnational Activism, -Romanian Diplomatic Barbara M. Martin 49 From the Komsomol to the Church: Conversions to Orthodoxy Among MajaSoviet Kaninska Youth in the 1970s–1980s 50 The Orthodox Church in the Socio-Political Transformations of the Socialist Countries – Yugoslavia, Romania CROSSING THE LINES BETWEEN MARXISM AND CHRISTIANITY IN THE 20TH CENTURY EAST-CENTRAL EUROPE FOREWORD CROSSING THE LINES BETWEEN MARXISM AND CHRISTIANITY IN THE 20TH CENTURY EAST-CENTRAL EUROPE - - Transnational interactions between Marxism and Christianity that emer ged outside the sacred canopy of official institutions of East-Central Europe- an socialist states had been largely overlooked in the post-1989 narratives. Yet, theseth contacts that spanned from the interwar years to the fall of com munism offer a good insight into intellectual, cultural, and political dynamics of the 20 century East-Central Europe. - The conference explores various aspects of these transnational inte- ractions that underscored the uneasy relationship between Christianity and Marxism such as, for example, Christian Socialists’ revolt against in Christian-communistterwar Catholic integralism visions and of theirhumanist cooperation socialist with community, communists the duringissues World War II, the postwar emergence of Marxist revisionism and shared of persecution and accommodation of clergy, or Vatican’s encounters with socialist states. These and other issues occurred, sometimes in a dramatic way, in a multi-religious Yugoslavia, infamous for its link between religion and ethno-nationalism, but also in other countries thus requiring a wide geographical, topical, and temporal approach to the subject. Considering newly available sources and new research perspectives, the goal of the conference is to launch a broad academic debate that provides novel insights into the following issues: Zwischeneuropa Other Europe; 1) Theological and philosophical achievements of left-oriented Christian thought in the interwar and the postwar - 2) Intellectual transfers between religious and secular milieus of East Central Europe and the ones of Western Europe and the Americas; 3) Visions and concepts of Christian socialist movements in Yugoslavia, Germany, Poland, Czechoslovakia, Hungary and elsewhere; - litical agency and socialist establishments; 3) Issues of ideological and political confrontation between Christian po 7 CROSSING THE LINES BETWEEN MARXISM AND CHRISTIANITY IN THE 20TH CENTURY EAST-CENTRAL EUROPE Ostpolitik; 4) Significance of Christian-Marxist dialogue across the “Iron Curtain” for the Vatican’s the New Europe 5) Post-1989 potentials of emancipatory political theological thinking in and beyond. ORGANISER: Science and Research Centre Koper, Institute for Historical Studies Znanstveno-raziskovalno središče Koper, Inštitut za zgodovinske študije PROGRAMME COMMITTEE: Jure Egon MatejaRAMŠAK PELIKAN REŽEK 8 CROSSING THE LINES BETWEEN MARXISM AND CHRISTIANITY IN THE 20TH CENTURY EAST-CENTRAL EUROPE PROGRAMME INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE CROSSING THE LINES BETWEEN MARXISM AND CHRISTIANITY IN THE 20TH CENTURY EAST-CENTRAL EUROPE th th Science and Research15 Centre and Koper, 16 April Institute 2021 for Historical Studies THURSDAY, 15th April 2021 9:00–9:10 Online meet-and-greet 9:10–9:30 Opening remarks Rado Pišot, Egon Pelikan, Jure Ramšak 9:30–11:00 Chair: Jure Ramšak Egon Pelikan Marxism and Christianity and the Confrontation between Their Political Representations in (ScienceSlovene Territoriesand Research during Centre the 1930sKoper): Bojan Žalec Ušeničnik’s Social Model: Critique of Capitalism, Christian Socialism of Solidary Personalism, and the Utopia of (University of Ljubljana):Religious Renewal Irina Gordeeva The Tolstoyans’ Criticism (Leibniz Centre for Contemporary History Potsdam & St. Philaret’s Christian Orthodox Institute, Moscow): 9 CROSSING THE LINES BETWEEN MARXISM AND CHRISTIANITY IN THE 20TH CENTURY EAST-CENTRAL EUROPE of Marxist Thought and Bolshevik’s Revolution in the Transnational Press of the Religious Pacifist Movement of the 1920–1930s Discussion 11:30–13:00 Chair: Bojan Gašper Mithans Žalec Christian Socialism, the Slovene Journal “Beseda o sodobnih vprašanjih” (1932–1935) and the Perception (Science of Socialand Research Crises by Centre “the Lost Koper): Generation” James Robertson Between Lenin and Maritain: Edvard Kocbek’s Engagement with Interwar Marxist Thought (University of California Irvine): Bojan Godeša Edvard Kocbek’s “Mission to Align European Christianity with Communism” (Institute of Contemporary History, Ljubljana): Discussion 14:00–15:30 Mateja Režek Chair: Petar Dragišić Searching for a Dialogue between Christianity and Marxism in the Post-Revolutionary (Science and ResearchSlovenia Centre Koper): Jože Pirjevec Metamorphosis of an Agent of the Yugoslav Secret Police (UDBA): From a Marxist Dogmatist to a (Science and ResearchHumanist Centre Koper): Vedran Obućina Red Friars: Relationship between Bosnian Franciscans and Communist Party in Yugoslavia (University of Regensburg): Discussion 10 CROSSING THE LINES BETWEEN MARXISM AND CHRISTIANITY IN THE 20TH CENTURY EAST-CENTRAL EUROPE 16:00–17:00 Chair: Pál Hatos Michael Zok “The Family

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