Mobility in the Russian, Central and East European Past

Róisín Healy is Senior Lecturer in Modern European History at the National University of Ireland Galway.

• List of FiguresNotes on ContributorsAcknowledgements From travel to mobility: Perspectives on Journeys in the Russian, Central and East European Past Róisín Healy Section One: Journeys Into and Around Russia The Threshold of Siberia: Tracing Migrants’ Journeys in Perm Province during the Long Nineteenth Century Jonathan Rowson Travel to Siberian Exile, 1905-1917 Sarah Badcock Alone in the Steppes: Carla Serena in the Peripheries of the Russian Empire Daniele Artoni The Cold War Gaze before and after 1991: Reflections on Selected Travellers’ Accounts of the Soviet Union and Russia since 1956 Christopher Read Section Two: Journeys Out Of Russia Escaping Russian Serfdom: Peasant Flight to the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth in the Eighteenth Century Andrey Gornostaev Conquest Journeys and their Legacies: Aleksandr Suvorov in Russia and Transnistria Ángel Luis Torres Adán A Struggle across the Iron Curtain. Soviet Dissidents in Exile in the 1970s Barbara Martin Okno v prostor: Konstantin Balmont in Japan Martina Morabito Section Three: Journeys by Eastern and Central Europeans Modernist Empire: Hermann Bahr’s Journey to Dalmatia Andreas Agocs Rákosi’s Travels: A Hungarian Communist’s Journey to the West Balázs Apor Exile and champion of the disabled: Dorina Ilieva-Simpson's journey from Bulgaria to Mauritius Snezhana Dimitrova Journeys as Grief Work: German Expellees and "Homesick Tourism" in Poland (1945-1989) Agnieszka Pufelska Index