Summary (9/2014)

Sergejs Coja: The Problem of the Identity of the Author of the Chronicon Livoniae in Russian Historiography - 23

Mārtiņš Boiko: The Thesis of the Lost Lament in 20th Century Latvian Humanities: a Case Study - 48

Ivar Leimus: Preliminary Comments on the Development of Wages and Prices in Reval in the 16th Century - 65

Ken Ird: Social Discipline in Early Modern Livland. Proceedings of Sodomy Cases in Pärnu County Court in 17th–19th Century - 82

Hartmut Rüß: Portrait of a Well Travelled Man: Anton C. F. Amelung (1735–1798), Entrepreneur and Economic Pioneer between Times and Worlds - 132

David Feest: Role Model or Daunting Example? The “Baltic Path” in the Agrarian Politics of the Russian Empire - 150

Ēriks Jēkabsons: The Activities of the US Mission Led by Warwick Greene in Latvia, April – May 1919 - 175

Triin Tark: Mobilisations in Estonia in 1944: A Triumph of German Propaganda? - 193

Eva Pluharova-Grigiene: Between Selling Socialism and Homeland Nostalgia: Photographic Books about the Lithuanian Coast (1960s and 1970s) - 213

Oliver Pagel: Finnish Tourists Discover Soviet Tallinn - 233