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North Castle Books
Russian Studies in History
Editor: Joseph Bradley, University of Tulsa ( joseph-bradley@utulsa.edu )
Editor: Christine Ruane, University of Tulsa ( christine-ruane@utulsa.edu )

Russian Studies in History publishes thematic issues featuring translations of scholarly articles selected from diverse Russian sources and introduced by an expert guest editor. Issue topics range over all periods and subfields of Russian and Soviet history as well as more general theoretical and historiographical questions of interest to historians of many specialties.

"Articles are written by Russian scholars; translations are in excellent, readable English. ...Highly recommended for purchase by academic and special libraries with programs in Russian history to provide scholars with access to important articles they might otherwise miss." -Magazines for Libraries

"This journal performs a unique function by making available in first-class English translations the most innovative articles written by historians in the [former] Soviet Union. As those writings grow more and more fascinating and freer from censorship, the journal itself becomes more and more indispensable to all of us who study this country." -Robert C. Tucker, Princeton University

"Recommended highly for academic libraries." -Magazines for Libraries

"Offers to English language readers a valuable opportunity to catch up to recent Moscow-originated histories dealing with Stalin's plans for WWII." -Central European History


 
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1061-1983 Vol. 48 (Summer 2009 - Spring 2010) 4

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Editorial Board
Boris Anan'ich, Institute of Russian History, St. Petersburg; Nancy S. Kollmann, Stanford University; Gary Marker, State University of New York at Stony Brook; Donald J. Raleigh, University of North Carolina (Editor, 1979-1994); Galina Ul'ianova, Institute of Russian History, Moscow; L.G. Zakharova, Moscow State University

Table of Contents
 Spring 2010
Vol. 48 No. 04

Children on the Margins in Soviet Russia
Guest Editor's Introduction
SERGEI V. ZHURAVLEV 3
"Beloved Children of the Soviet Republic"
The History of Foster Care in Soviet Russia, 1918-1930
TAT'IANA M. SMIRNOVA 9
The Outcomes for Soviet Children Evacuated to Czechoslovakia in the Early 1920s
TAT'IANA M. SMIRNOVA 26
Evacuee Children in Chuvashia During the Great Patriotic War
N.G. ANDREEVA AND O.V. IGNAT'EVA 51
Without a Family
Orphans of the Postwar Period
MARIIA R. ZEZINA 59
Two Motherlands Are Mine, and I Hold Both Dear in My Heart
Upbringing and Education in the Ivanovo Interdom
MARIIA MININA-SVETLANOVA 74
Author Index to Russian Studies in History
Volume 48 (Summer 2009-Spring 2010)
97

 
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