Russian and East European Studies

Offers New Perspectives on Local and Western Opposition to State Socialism and the Cold War Order

Boris Viktorovich Savinkov was a Russian writer and revolutionary. As one of the leaders of the Fighting Organisation of the Socialist Revolutionary Party, he was responsible for the assassinations of several high-ranking imperial officials in 1904 and 1905.

An Innovative Study on Historical Multiculturalism in Central and Eastern Europe

A Penetrating Exploration of the Soviet Secret Police Apparatus

The Definitive English-Language Biography of a Noteworthy and Controversial Artist Who Packed Several Lives into a Single Lifetime

An Interdisciplinary Study on Family Policy in Eastern Europe by Leading Scholars

A Comprehensive History of Slovak National Identity Formation from World War I through the End of World War II

A Groundbreaking Study of Russian Rule in Poland in the Nineteenth and Early Twentieth Centuries

A Nineteenth-Century Russian Social Novel that Explores the World of the St. Petersburg Literati and Their Search for Meaning

A Unique Comparative Study of Urban Development in Three Post-Nazi German Cities Rebuilt under Three Competing Cold War Regime Ideologies

A Thorough Study of the Roles Symbols and Symbolism Play in Nation Building

A New Translation of this Overlooked Satirical Novella on the State of Russia in the Mid-19th Century

A New Interdisciplinary Study of Czech Gender-Fluid Artist Toyen Based on Rare Primary Sources

A Nuanced Account of Pope John Paul II’s Historical Visits to Poland in the Late Communist Era

How Ordinary People in Poland Experienced the Last Months of World War II and the First Months of Peace