russian expatriate community in a.v. antoshin’s monograph “russian emigrants in terms of “cold war” (middle 1940s – middle 1960s)”: establishment, political activity, relation with the ussr
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Abstract
The review considers A.V. Antoshin’s monograph “Russian Emigrants in Terms of “Cold War” (Middle 1940s – Middle 1960s)”. Special attention is attached to the problem, concerned with the second wave of emigration. The article analyses the process of Soviet citizens repatriation after the World War II, considers the issues, concerned with the political activities of Russian expatriate community, propaganda efforts of People’s Labor Union and other emigration organizations.
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| Authors | ;Artem I. Kuritsyn |
| Journal | proceedings of the indian academy of sciences: mathematical sciences |
| Year | 2013 |
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