Russian Emigration Communities after WWII | Dr. Leonid Livak

Dr. Leonid Livak explores the history of the First-Wave Russian emigration in the 1940s. He traces the fates of those who fled the country following the Russian Revolution of 1917 and examined why émigré communities started dissolving after WWII.
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This lecture, titled "Russia Abroad in the Wake of the Second World War," is part of the Russian History Museum's "Second Saturday" online lecture series. It was presented on September 14, 2024.

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A very profund gripping analysis of the Russian Emigration abroad, Thank you so much.

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Thank you for this touching lecture. I have a friend, she was the first direct voted Member of Parliament with turkish ancestry, Lale was born in Idtanbul and came to Germany in 1965. In their street in Istanbul lived a old lady, a Countess, practically from the Donations of the neigborhood.

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Olivia, thank you for sharing this story! We're happy you enjoyed the lecture