States as Bastions of Memory: Lessons from the Talysh Case
Karli Storm-Närväinen Even the most democratic of aspiring nation-states can be likened to bastions of memory, particularly when...
States as Bastions of Memory: Lessons from the Talysh Case
Dynasty Divided: A Family History of Russian and Ukrainian Nationalism
The Periphery's Civil War: Memory, Monuments and Battlefields in Karelia
The ICRC Archive and Library
The British Library
Archives in Moldova
Georgian archives and libraries
The National Archives of Estonia
The University of Illinois Slavic Reference Service
'Nomadic Archaeology': Mobility, Modernity, and Primitivism in the Russian Empire and Early USSR
Mapmakers in the Baltic Provinces of the Russian Empire
A Letter to “Brothers in Faith”: Attempts at Jewish Emigration from Nazi Germany to Riga
Interwar transnational authoritarianism and the case of “social solidarity”
The Politics of Uncertainty: the US, the Baltic Question, and the Collapse of the Soviet Union
The “Little Girl with Sword”, or how easily we forget when memory objects lose their memory
Korenizatsiya and The Curious Case of the Railways
Creating a Pandora’s Box: The Soviet Search for National Borders
Between Earthquakes and Mashrabiya: 'Indigenizing' Prefab Housing in Post-Stalinist Kyrgyzstan
Series Conclusion: Diversity, ethnicity, and mobility in modern Central Asia
The moneylenders of Tashkent – informal economy, cross-border ties, and Tsarist controls