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| adam_text | CONTENTS
Acknowledgments ix
Introduction. Anika Walke 1
Part I. Locomotions: Ways of Moving
1 Paris—St. Petersburg: Shrinking Spaces in the Nineteenth Century.
Jan Musekamp 35
2 “A Main Station at One’s Front Door”: Bicycles, Automobiles,
and Early Adopters Dreams of Personal Mobility in Poland,
1885-1939. Nathaniel D. Wood 55
3 Walking with a Tolstoyan Dancer: Physical and Psychic Mobility
in Vaslav Nijinsky’s Diary. Nicole Svobodny 80
4 Russian Resorts and European Leisure: Railroad Vacations,
“Native” Sites, and the Making of a Russian (Post) Colonial Identity
in Manchuria, 1920S-1930S. Chia Yin Hsu 108
Part II. Migrations: People in Motion
5 Dynamic Bohemians: The Russian Artistic Circle in Paris
(Russkii Artisticheskii Kruzhok v Parizhe). Anna Winestein 139
6 Sex at the Border: Trafficking as a Migration Problem in Partitioned
Poland. Keely Stauter-Halsted 164
Vll
viii
CONTENTS
7 Evacuation as Migration: The Soviet Experience during the Great
Patriotic War. Lewis H. Siegelbaum and Leslie Page Moch 188
8 Far from Home: Soviet and Non-Soviet Railway Workers*
Experiences during the Construction of the Baikal-Amur Mainline
Railway (BAM), 1974-1984. Christopher J. Ward 209
Part III* Narrations: Literatures of Migration and Mobility
9 Traumatic Mobility: Motivating Collective Authorship in Siberian
Narratives of Polish Exiles from the Inter-revolutionary Epoch
(1832-1862). Elizabeth Blake 235
10 Technology, the City, and the Body: Bergelson and Shklovsky in
Berlin. Harriet Murav 260
11 Andrzej Stasiuk and the Myth of the Literary Gastarbajter. George
Gasyna 276
12 Journeys of Identity: From Soviet Jew to German Writer. Adrian
Wanner 301
Contributors 321
Index 327
INDEX
abjection, 287
Académie Colarossi, 143, J 4b, 151
Académie La Palette, 144
Académie Russe, 142, i$8,160
Académie Vitti, 143,151
Afternoon of a Faun (Nijinsky choreogra-
phy), 81-84; 8s
Agamben, Giorgio, 293
agency, 6,22-24; 100,165,166,181,265,268
airports, 287
Akhmatova, Anna, 196,204
Aleichem, Sholem, 272
Alexander II, 235,236
Alexander III, 58,159
Allied Forces, 16
All-Union Communist Party, 190
Alma-Ata (Kazakhstan), 198,200,204
Alvarado, Gonsalo, 224
ambivalence, 96
“Among Refugees” (Bergelson), 260,263
Anatolia, 10
antisemitism, 9,13,172,189,199, 303, 304,
307; 308
Antokol’skii, Mark, 140
Apollon (journal), 147
apparatchiki (bureaucrats), 216
Armenians, 11
Art as Device (Shklovsky), 260,264-266
artists, 22-23, 2$; imperial pension hold-
ers, 140; Jewish, 142,149,156,· post-im-
pressionists, 143; Russian Artistic Cir-
cle (RAC), 139-163; symbolists, 154
Athénée Saint-Germain, 150
Austin, J. L., 83, i04m6
Austria, 174-175
Austro-Hungarian Empire, 6,9, n
Auto magazine, 62,66-68
automobiles, 21-22; chauffeurs, 67-68,
70,115-116; as competition for railways,
74; limited to elites, 56-57, 66-67; Po-
land, 55-79; taxi services, 65-66
automobility, 4
automotive clubs, 67-68
avant-garde art, 92
aviation, 70-71
Awiata club and factory, 70
BabiYar, 197
Baedeker and Murray guidebooks, 41
Baikal-Amur Mainline (BAM), 17, 23,
209-232; bribes, 224-225; failure to
achieve internationalism, 227-228;
foreigners on mainline, 217-218; propa-
ganda campaign, 210,212,214,220,227-
228; suspicion of foreigners, 226-227
Bakunin, Mikhail, 7, 243
327
328
INDEX
Balkan Wars of 1912-1913,10
ballet. See Nijinsky, Vaslav
Ballets Russes, 80
Balmont, Konstantin, 147,152
Baltic republics, 16
Baltic Sea, 36
В AM-֊ A Panorama of a Multinational
Project, 220-221
BAMers, 210; chaperones, 213, 214; com-
petitions, 214, 215; disenfranchisement,
223; lack of ideological dedication, 213,
215-217; language segregation, 222,
223-224; Soviet travelers abroad, 211-
217; Warsaw Pact nations, 220-227. See
also Baikal-Amur Mainline (BAM)
BAM-֊nachalo (BAM-The Beginning),
226
BAM Zone, 210,218
ban, 293-296
bandits, 293-294
banishment, 7 *4
Baranov, I. G., 124-127
Bashkirtseva, Maria, 156
Belgium, 38, 4b 47
belonging, 9,14,19/ 314/ 317
Beniowski, Maurycy, 241
Benjamin, Walter, 261,265
Benois, Alexandre, 15S/156-157
Benz, Carl Friedrich, 57-58
Bergelson, David, 24/ 260-275; back-
ground, 262-263; Works: “Blindkeyt”
(“Blindness”), 263; Der toyber (The Deaf
Man), 260-161; Mides-hadin (Judgment),
261,266,267-270,272-; Nokh alemen (The
End of Everything), 261; “Onheyb Kislev
1919й (“The Beginning of Kislev 1919я)/
263; “Tsvishn emigrantn” ( Among Ref-
ugees”), 260,263,264
Berg, Nikolai, 247
Bergson, Henri, 261,271
Berlin, 13,260-275/ 2-69/ 2*94/ 303
bicycle clubs, 68-69
bicycles, 21-22, 55-79/ as commodities,
56, 59-60; democratizing force, 60, 61;
health concerns, 73-74/ international
competitions, 71; limited to elites, 7b
production, 71-72; velocipede as name
for, 58
biopower, 293
Bleuler, Eugen, 92,95,96,106П85
Blok, Alexander, 313
Bloom, Paul, 98
body: as machine, 261, 264-265, 271-273;
prosthesis, 261, 265, 288; self-commod-
ification, 269
Bogoliubov, Aleksei, 140,143,159
Bogusławski, Józef, 239-241, 246-250,
252-25З
Bolsheviks, 91,96, 262,266,272,312
Borawski, Zygmunt, 68
borders, 2-3; closing, 3; eighteenth cen-
tury, 6; literary analysis, 82-83; rivers,
17-18; sex trafficking across, 179-180
Borislavskii, N., 113
Borisov-Musatov, Viktor, 154
bourgeois domesticity, 121,132m 1
Brailovskaia, Rimma, 153
Brezhnev, Leonid, 219
Bristow, Edward, 180
broken men, 260
Brückner, Kristian, 221
Bułhakowa, Teresa, 251
bureaucracies, 6, 8-9, 12, 23, 170; BAM
and, 212, 216, 218; evacuation and, 190,
196-197
Burt, Ramsay, 99
But Your German Is Really Good!” (“Sie
können aber gut DeutschГ) (Gorelik),
304/ 306,317,318
By a Thorny Path (Ciernistym szlakiem)
(Tokarzewski), 250-251
Canadian Pacific steamer company, 173
canals, 38
capitalism, 267,269
Caro, Leopold, 171
car ownership, 17
Carrière, Eugène, 148
Castro, Fidel, 214,219
Catherine II, 251
Central Eastern Europe, 1-5, 36-37; as
best, 282-289; as deficient, 280-282;
INDEX
3*9
deglobalization, 49-50; facets of migra֊
tion and mobility, 5-21
Chagall, Marc, 271
Chaplin, Charlie, 271, *7*
chauffeurs, 67-68, 70
China, 37. See also Manchuria
Chinese: as objects of ethnographic
study, 122-128; Russian tourist views
of, 128-131
Chinese Eastern Railway (CER), 22,
108-136
Chinese religion, 127-128
Chinese workers, 118,129-130
Chrapowiecki, Edward, 58
cinema, 261, 262
city, 260-275
city gates, 41
Civilian Evacuation Administration, 190
climate change, 97-98
collective farm (kolkhoz), 19*, *01, 202
colonialism, 22,109-111
communication innovations, 36
Compagnie internationale des wagonsAits
(International Sleeping Car Com-
pany), 47
Confederacy of Bar (Konfederacja
Barska), 241, 251
Confession (Tolstoy), 86-93; dream coda,
87; Eastern fable, 87-88,89
connectivity, 25
Connelly, Mark, 176-177
consciousness, 9, 84-8$, 98, 265, 267, 292,
313
Constructivism, Russian, 267
contagion of feeling, 93-94
Corbin, Alain, 175
Cormon, Fernand, 143
Cossack settlements, 244
costs of travel, 8-9
Côte dAzur, 111,13 2Ո23
Croatia, 20-21
Cuba, BAMers and, 213-214,215, 218-220
Cuban Central Railway, 218
Cuban Comité Nacional de la Union de
Jóvenes Comunistas (UJC), 218-219
Cuban Revolution, 214, 219
cultural essences, dialectics of, 280-282
Curie, Marie, 152
Cvetkovski, Roland, 40
Cyklista magazine, 60,64, 69,72-73
Czaplicki, Henryk, 62, 63
Czapliński, Przemysław, 288
Czartoryski, Adam, 240, 241
Czechoslovakia, 16
Daimler, Gottlieb, 58
Daimler advertisements, 63, 75
Danube River, 17-18
Davidenko, Elizaveta, 143,145-146, i47 152
7he Deaf Man (Der toyber) (Bergelson),
260-261
Dear Misha (Lieber Mischa) (Gorelik),
303,305
De Dion-Bouton automotive company, 64
defamiliarization/estrangement (ostrane֊
me), 264-265^ *71
deglobalization, 50
Deleuze, Gilles, 95~9b, io6n79
Demchenko, Maria, 200
Denisov, Vassilii, 154
deportations, 13,16
desire, education of, 121
Diaghilev, Sergei, 93; 103ml, io6n85,155
Diary (Dziennik) (Gombrowicz), 279-282
The Diary of Vaslav Nijinsky (Nijinsky),
80-107; dance notation in original
manuscript, 82, 86; Eastern fable in,
87- 88, 89, 96; horizontal and vertical
movement, 85—86; St. Moritz walks,
88- 93; title and sections, 81, 86, 100,
i03n6; Tolstoy s Confession and, 86-93;
used in psychiatric reports, 100-101
Dix, Otto, 260
Diyidishevelt (The Jewish World) journal,
270-271
Dojczland (Stasiuk), 276-279/ 282-289;
insight and amnesia, 292-296; literary
gastarbajter, 282-289; memory, con-
tested, 289-292. See also Stasiuk, An-
drzej
Dostoevsky, Fyodor, 237, 246, 248, 250,
251* *5*
330
INDEX
Druzhba (Friendship) trains, 211-212
Dubiecki, Maryan, 251
Dub son, Vadim, 190
Durov, Sergei, 249
East German Union of Free Youth (FDJ),
212
East Germany, BAMers and, 212-213
eau-forte, 144
École Russe des Hautes Études, 150,157
Eile, Stanislaw, 239
Einfühlung, 93-94
Eisenstein, Sergei, 200
Eleventh World Festival of Youth and Stu-
dents, 219
Emancipation of the Serfs (1861), 40
The Empathie Civilization (Rifkin), 98
empathy, 93-94,98
England, 37
Esquina, José, 219
Esteja (Józefa ze Skórzewskich Kisiel-
nicka), 61
Estonia., 20-21
ethnic discrimination, 10,16-17
ethnography, 122-128
ethno-territorialists, 10,16
European Neighborhood Policy, 20
European Union (EU), 20-21,37; 277-278
evacuation, 23, 188-208; children, 19З/
200; departures, 192-196; destinations,
198-202; documents required, 194/
196; elites, 199-200; groups targeted,
191-192; journeys, 196-198; requests,
¿93-195/ ¿95; returns, 202-204; Rus-
sian-nationality, 199; size of, 190-191,
207П44; sponsors, 193-195,2-01
Evacuation Council (Soviet Union), 190,
200,203
Evreiskoe schastie (Jewish Lucie) (film), 272
Eydtkuhnen station (Prussia), 47,48
Egyns (Our Own) journal, 263
F. A. Brockhaus printing house, 244
Fado (Stasiuk), 276,278,299П39
fascism, 267
Federation of Polish Cycling Associa-
tions, 71
“Feeling” (ichuvstvo) (Nijinsky), 81, 85,86,
89
feelings, 98-99; climate change, 97-98;
communication of, 93-94
Festival of Anti-Imperialist Solidarity,
Peace and Friendship, 219
Fichtenbaum (Heine), 313
“First Year of the Tenth Five-Year Plan: A
Pacesetting Finish” competition, 214
forced labor, 15-16,18,217,286
Forefathers Eve (Dziady) (Mickiewicz),
239,286
foreign labor, 15
fossil fuels, 97-98
Foucault, Michel, 96
fourteenth century, 37
France, 7/ ¿7/ 3S֊3 5, 38-40, 43; telegraphy,
47-48
Freiherr von Herberstein, Sigmund, 39
French Revolution, 7,10,38,40
Freud, Sigmund, 261
Friendship Brigade (International Stu-
dent Construction Brigade), 223-224
From the recollections of a cyclist (Ze ws-
pomnienia cyklisty) (Prus), 62,72
Fularki (resort), 111-112
Galicia, 168-169
Galician Automobile Club, 67
Galmakov, Iurii, 212-213
Gara de Nord train station (Bucharest),
285, 286,289-290
Gastarbeiterliteratur (guest worker litera-
ture), 301
Gauguin, Paul, 143
Gawalewicz, Marian, 6i
General Government, territory of, 16
generational differences, 25
genocide, 14-16,19
German Empire, 6
German-Jewish relations, 302
Germany, 43; bicycles, 72; immigrants to,
301; philosemitism, 307; Polish knowl-
edge of, 286-287; Polish migration to,
277-278; Russian immigration to, 301-
302, 319m; stagecoach system, 38. See
also Dojczland (Stasiuk); Nazis
INDEX
331
Germany Abolishes Itself (Deutschland
schafft sich ab) (Sarrazin), 306
Gieysztor, Jakób, 249
gift, 314; welcoming, 283,287,296,298П116
Giller, Agaton, 239-246,257П41
globalization, 18, 37,50
Gogol, Nikolai, 237-238,103П6
The Gold Rush (Chaplin) (film), 271
Gol shtein, Aleksandra, 143,147-148,149,
155,157,158,160
Golubev, Viktor, 157-158
Gombrowicz, Witold, 279-282,294
Gorelik, Lena, 302,303-306,309,317, 318
Gorianchikov, Alexander, 238
Gosselin, Emilia, 252
grand tour, 37
Grass, Günther, 316
Great Britain, 43,48; bicycling, 68,73-74,
76
Great Patriotic War (World War II), 188-
208
Greenblatt, Stephen, 94
Grjasnowa, Olga, 302,308-311, 317
Grodzki, Stanisław, 64
Groza, Aleksander, 248
Guattari, Felix, 95-96,106П79
guest worker (Gastarbeiter), 15, 282-289,
295-296
Guevara, Ernesto “Che,” 214
Gunning, Tom, 271
Hamburg America steamship line (HA-
PAG), 172
Hapsburg, House of, 6
Harbin, Manchuria, 109,112
Havana to to Santiago de Cuba-Central
Railway, 215, 218-220
Heine, Heinrich, 313
Herlihy, David, 72
hermeneutics of suspicion, 240
A Hero of Our Time (Geroi nashego
vremeni) (Lermontov), 237
Herzen, Alexander, 7, 243
Himmelfarb, Jan, 302, 315-316
Hofmeister, Apolin, 247
Holocaust, 14,16,198-199, 289, 316
Hopkins, Antony G., 37
horses, 41,42
Hôtel Lambert, 240, 241
House of the Dead (Dostoevsky), 238, 248,
250, 251, 254 See also Notes From the
House of the Dead
humanitarian crisis, 2010s, 20
human rights, 10,13
Hungarian Revolution, 236
Hungary, 13,16,18, 84, 213, 214,215# 235
The Hunger Artist (Kafka), 269
Iakunchikova, Maria, 147
iams (post routes), 39
I Am the Master of the Project cam-
paign, 215
Iaremich, Stepan, 152
Iastrebova, Lidiia, 119-122,128-129
identity, 11, 12, 16, 17, 18, 19, 24; 36, 11,0, 115,
280,282,302-318
imagined community, 76,79П69
immobility, 4,99-101
Imperial Academy, 140-141,142
industrialization, 12
information, movement of, 47-48
Injalbert, Jean-Antoine, 148
In Love with St Petersburg: My Russian
Journey (Verkebt in Sankt Petersburg:
Meine russische Reise) (Gorelik), 305
inns, 41
intelligentsia, 191-192,193
Intermediate Stations (Zwischenstationen)
(Vertlib), 307-308
internal migration, 12-13; Soviet Union,
12-13
International Federation of Cycling, 71
international laborers, BAM line, 210,211
international law, 16
Interpretation of Stars (Sterndeutung)
(Himmelfarb), 315-316
inter-revolutionary epoch, 235-236
Into Flight: Stories of an exile (W ucieczce:
Opowiadania wygnańca) (Tokarzew-
ski), 251
intra-European movements, 18-19
Introduction to Non-Fascist Life (Fou-
cault), 96
Iron Curtain, 17, 20
33*
INDEX
Iskusstvo (Art), 153
Itinerants, 141,143
Ivan the Terrible, 200
Iwanowski, Eustachy Heleniusz, 246-248
Izvestiia OIMK, 123
Japan, 119,124,216,229n28,229029
Jasieńczyk, Marjan, 62
Jews, 7, 9; 13/ 269; artists, 142, 149, 156;
evacuation, 192, 197-199; Russian, as
German writers, 301-320; Soviet evac-
uees, 192,193; travel agents, 169,171,172;
tripartite identity in Germany, 302
Journey of a Prisoner (Podróż więźnia eta-
pami do Syberyi w roku 1854) (Giller),
243-244
Judgment (Mides-hadin) (Bergelson), 261,
266,267-270,272
Jurbatov, Vladimir, 152
Juventud Rebelde (Rebellious Youth), 219
Kafka, Franz, 269
Kalinin, Mikhail, 201
Kamieński, Henryk, 244,257033,308
Kaminer, Władimir, 302-303, 307, 309-
310,316-317,318
Kanak Attak, 310
Karamzin, Nikolai Mikhailovich, 35-36,
39,40-41,48
Kaschuba, Wolfgang, 49
Kharlamov, Aleksei, 158
Khotiantseva, Aleksandra, 153
Kiev Kultur-Lige, 263
Klaczko, Julian, 241
Kniazev, A. D., 222-223
Kniazev, A. N., 117
Kofman, Eleanore, 167
Kolchak, Alexander, 129
Komitet Centralny Narodowy (National
Central Committee), 242-243
Komsomolshaia pravda (Komsomol
Truth) train, 222
Komsomol (USSR Young Communist
League), 209-210,211-212
Konarski, Szymon, 236,244,247
Königsberg (East Prussia), 46
Korzon, Tadeusz, 251
Kosygin, Aleksei, 196
Kozlovskii, B., 112-113,130
Kracauer, Siegfried, 265,267
Krasiński, Zygmunt, 239
Krenz, Egon, 212-213
Krogulec (the sparrow hawk, pseud. An-
toni Orłowski), 64
Kruglikova, Elizaveta, 143-145, 145, 147,
151,154,157/ i59~i6o
Kruglividenki, 145
Kuibyshev, evacuations, 195-196
Kurjer Warszawski (newspaper), 63,64
KuscheUAuslander (cuddly foreigners), 310
landscape, 114,132^3
langue, 91
Lasocki, Zygmunt, 172
Last Wish (Letzter Wunsch) (Vertlib), 307
Latin America, 169-170,218-220
laughter, 261,271
Law, 293
League of Nations Commissariat for Ref-
ugees, 13-14
The Legal Indeterminacy of a Marriage (Die
juristische Unschārfe einer Ehe) (Grjas-
nowa), 310-311
leisure, regime of access, 110-111
Leningrad, evacuations, 193-194
Lenin, Vladimir, 7
Leopold II, 47
Lermontov, Mikhail, 237,313
Lerner, Daniel, 94
Letters of a Russian Traveler (Pis ma russkogo
puteshestvennika) (Karamzin), 35-36
Lewin, Moshe, 193
Liaodung Peninsula, 124
Libański, Edmund, 71
Lindig, Dieter, 220
linguistic adulteration, 128-129
Lista Wygnańców Polskich do roku 1S60
(Giller), 243
List, Friedrich, 43,49
Literature and Nationalism in Partitioned
Poland (Eile), 239
Liverpool and Manchester Railway, 43
locomotions, 21-22
Lotnik i Automobilista magazine, 66,69-71
INDEX
333
Louvre, 146
L Sz, Int, 64-65
Lubomirski, Stanisław, 70
luftmentsh, 272
luggage regulations, 41
macadamized road (Chaussee), 39-41,44
machine ensemble, 269
magic realism, 315-316
Magnitogorsk (Soviet Union), 12
mail coaches, 38
Maksimov, Sergei, 241, 246
Malczewski, Franciszek, 244, 245
Manchukuo regime, 119
Manchuria, 108-136; Russian concession-
ary, 109
Manley, Rebecca, 192, 203
manuscript culture, 237-240
maps, 43-45; 44; 45
Marie, Pierre, 150
“Martyre du Prieur Sierocinski* (manu-
script), 241
massification, 266-267; 271
mass media, 94
The Mass Ornament (Kracauer), 267
Matveev, Boris, 159
Maybach, Wilhelm, 58
McKeown, Adam, 167
Mechnikov, Il’ia, 150
Mechnikova, Olga, 143,148
Melikhov, G. V., 118-119,122,129
Memoirs from a Sojourn in Siberia, i860֊
1861 (Pamiętniki z pobytu na Syberyi)
(Piotrowski), 240-242
memory, 119-120, 238-239; *43; *45; *49;
contested, 289-292; insight and amne-
sia, 292-296; postmemory, 290, 299047
mercantilist policies, 38
Meyerhold, Vsevolod, 261
Meyerowicz, John, 180
Mickiewicz, Adam, 239, 286
migration, 21-23; agents, 166, 168-170,
181-182; defined, 2-3; facets of, 5-21; fe-
male, trauma of, 173-181; forced, 7; “go-
ing to the Saxons,” 286; imperial con-
cerns, 167,170, i86n27; missing persons
reports, 174-176; self-abnegation, 277;
social anxieties about, 164-165,168-169;
trials, 168-169, 172-173; urban setting
and, 263-264; voluntary, 167,169; Wad-
owice trial of 1889-1890,17*, 174
migration studies, 3
Migrationshintergrund (migration back-
ground), 310
Mikhalkov, Sergei, 200
Mikhoels, Solomon, 272
Milgroym (The Pomegranate) journal, 263
Militărmusik (Military Music) (Kaminer),
308
military use of transportation, 12,39,43,74
Milosz, Czeslaw, 280
Minor ity Treaties, 11-12
Mirecki, Aleksander, 248, 252
Mirlskusstva (World of Art), 144,147,152,
1S3
Mobile Modernity (Presner), 311
mobility: defined, 2-3; developments
in nineteenth century, 36-37;
displacements, 95-97; facets of, 5-21;
immobility, 4, 99-101; physical and
psychic, 80-107; power relations, 3-4;
psychic, 93-99; railroad networks and,
43; sensory enactment of, 84-85; social,
94; speech and silence, 82,91; stillness in
movement, 81-82; technology and, 262;
vertical and horizontal movement, 85-86
mobility studies, 3
Moch, Leslie Page, 1-2
modernity, 49, 57, 76, in, 302
modernization, 2, 6, 12, 14, 24, 94, 287-
288. See also technology
Modern Times (Chaplin) (film), 271, 272
Monte Carlo Grand Prix, 76
Montparnasse Circle. See Russian Artis-
tic Circle (RAC)
Morgen frayhayt (Morgen Freedom) jour-
nal, 263
Morozov, Savva, 158
Moscow: artists and, 144-147, 150—155;
evacuees, 203
Moscow Metro, 13
Moscow School of Painting, Sculpture
and Architecture (MSPSA), 142,143
Moscow State Yiddish Theater, 268,271
334
INDEX
Mukonin, Vladimir, 218-219
Muslims, 10,306
My prehistorie memoirs (Mój pamiętnik
przedhistoryczny) (Korzon), 251
My White Nights (Meine weißen Nächte)
(Gorelik), 303-305
Nabokov, Vladimir, 48-49,280
Nagelmackers, Georges, 47
Napoleon, 39
Napoleonic Wars, 38-39
narrations, 21, 23-25; literary technology,
264-273; speed of, 265-266. See also
Polish exiles to Siberia; technology;
writers
narrative movement, 8s-86
nationalist movements, 6,7,11,171
national trauma, 238, 24З; 245-2-46, 250,
254-255; 280
nation-states, 5,10-12
Nazis, 14-16, 191, 199, 269, 285-286, 307;
genocide, 14; 15,16; Holocaust, 198-199,
289,316; memory and, 289-292
New Economic Policy, 121
Nicholas 1,236
Nicholas II, 58,157
Nijinska, Bronislava, 84
Nijinsky, Romola, 80,83
Nijinsky, Vaslav, 22, 80-107; Afternoon
of a Faun, 81-84,85; dance notation sys-
tem, 82, 84; 86, 104ПП19, 24; displace-
ments and, 95-97; ecology, concern for,
97-98; immobility, 99-101; institution-
alization, 100-101; last performance
(Suvretta House), 80-82; psychiatric
diagnosis, 80-81; Rite of Spring (Ni-
jinksy/Stravinsky), 83-84, 92-93, 97)
St. Moritz writing, 86-93; stillness in
movement, 82-83; vertical and horizon-
tal movement in diary, 85-86; words as
part of performance, 82
Nilus, E. Kh., 117-118
nonmigration, 4
Nord-Express, 47,48-49
North America, 9,43,169,301-302
nostalgia, 286
Notes From the House of the Dead (Zapiski
iz mertvogo doma) (Dostoevsky), 237-
238. See also House of the Dead
“Notes of a Madman (“Zapiski sumass֊
hedshego”) (Gogol), 237-238,103 n6
notes (zapiski), 237-238
Novoe Khudozhestvennoe Obshchestvo
(New Artistic Society, NAS), 152
Nuremberg, 291,299034
Nuremberg Laws, 315
Ojczyzna (travel agency), 171-172
Olympics, 71
Omsk Affair, 241,253-254,258054
On the Road to Babadag (Stasiuk), 276,
278
Opisanie zabajkalskiej krainy w Syberyi (A
description of the ZabaikaVsk region in
Siberia) (Giller), 244
OPOIAZ (Obshchestvo izucheniia poetich֊
eskogo iazyka), 262
Orochi hunters, 124,126
orphans, 193
Ostroumov, B. V, 112,113
Other, 22, 289, 309-310, 314-315; ban,
293-296} Poles as, 278-279
Other Europe, 276
Ottoman Empire, 6,7; Balkan Wars, 10
Pale of Settlement, 13
Paris: Montparnasse, 150-151; political
émigrés, 143; Russian Artistic Circle
(RAC), 13,139-163; social unrest, 156
Paris Peace Treaty (1919), 11,16
parole, 91
passports, 8,12,172,294, 298021
Patrice Lumumba University, 223-224
performance artists, 269
performative, 83,88, i04nm6,17
Perhaps Esther (Vielleicht Esther)
(Petrowskaja), 311-314
Petrowskaja, Katja, 302,311-315; 317; 318
Petruk, Iurii, 224
Petrushka (Nijinsky), 83
Piotrowski, Rufin, 239-240,240-242
polaca (prostitute), 169
INDEX
335
Poland, is; bicycles and automobiles, 55՝
79; class issues, 67-68; dreams dashed
or delayed, 68-76; dreams of the future,
57-66; EU accession, 277; Germany
and, 276-289; infrastructure, lack of,
57; national trauma, 238, 243, 245-246,
250, 254-255» *80; sense of being be-
hind, 56-57» 62, 63,66
Poles: forced labor, 15, 18, 217, 286; Ger-
mans as hosts, 283; Germany, migration
to, 277-278; as Other, 278-279. See also
sex trafficking
Polish Automobile Club, 66, 67,70
Polish exiles to Siberia, 235-259; Bo-
gusławski, 239-241, 246-250, 252-253;
documentary record, shaping, 253-254;
Giller, 239-246, 257n4i; locale, 243-
245; national trauma, 238,243,245-246,
250, 254-255» Piotrowski, 240-242;
Tokarzewski, 239-240, 246, 248-253,
257n44. See also writers
Polish-German relations, 286
Polish Touring Club, 67
political émigrés, Russian, 143,149
politically motivated migration, 13
The Politics of the Avant-Garde (Williams),
261
Polska Akademia Umiejętności (Polish
Academy of Learning), 247
Popkov, Petr, 196-197
Popov, V., 220
population exchange, n
population transfer, 16-17
Port Arthur (Manchuria), 124-125
Positivists, 59
postal and carrier networks, 37-38,40-42
postmemory, 290,299047
Potsdam Conference (1945), 16
power relations, 3-4
Presner, Todd Samuel, 302,311
“primitives,” 122-128
Prus, Bolesław, 55,58-59» 62,63,72
Prussian-Russian border, 46
Prussia, stagecoach system, 38, 40-41
psychic mobility, 93-99
psychoanalysis, 95-96
Pugachev, Emelyan, 244
Pullman, George M., 47
Raczyński, Edward, 67
Raczyński, Karol, 67
railroad networks, 6,8; between Antwerp
and Cologne, 42; Chinese Eastern
Railway (CER), 108-136; Chinese
workers, 118; emergence of, 42-49;
employees, 116-122; evacuations,
196-197; gauges, 45-46; Liverpool and
Manchester Railway, 43; maps, 43-45»
44, 45; between Paris, Berlin, and St.
Petersburg, 46-47; Siberian Railroad,
8,108; St. Petersburg-Moscow, 45-46;
Transsiberian Railroad, 47; between
Warsaw and Vienna, 45, 46; World
War I and, 12. See also Baikal-Amur
Mainline (BAM); Havana to Santiago
de Cuba-Central Railway; resorts
(kurorty)
railroad stations, as city gates, 41
railway journey, 131; as metaphor, 302,
307-308, 311
railway workers, Soviet, 23» 209-232
Rebroff, Ivan, 303
“Recollections of a Sybirak: Memoirs
of Józef Bogusławski” (“Wspomnie-
nia Sybiraka: Pamiętniki Józefa Bo-
gusławskiego”), 249» 250, 252
refugees, io~ii; crisis ofi930s, 14; Russian
émigré-refugees, 118, 129; Russians in
North Manchuria, 109,118,129. See also
evacuation
regimes of migration, 189
regionalization, 25
relationships, 4,5
relay stations, 38-39
Remembrances of bygone years (Wspomnie-
nia polskich czasów dawnych i później-
szych) (Iwanowski), 247-248
remittances, 9-10
Renaissance, 37
Renaissance Self-Fashioning (Greenblatt),
94
Renier, Anicety, 247
INDEX
336
repertoires of migration, 189
residential mobility, 3
resorts (kurorty), 108-136; appear-
ance, location, and activities, 111-116;
Chalantun, library at, 109; cultural
life, 118-119, 120, i33n36; hunting, 115-
116; “indigenous” primitive, 122-128;
Japanese-run, 110; memoirists, 112-113,
124-128; nature and beauty, European
norms, 113-116; photographic images,
111-112, 114; “rest homes” (1dotna ot-
dykha)f in; restaurants, 117; Russian
concessionary, 109; South Manchuria
Railway, 110, 112; for workers, 110-111,
117; zheleznodorozhniki (railway
workers), 116-122. See also railroad net-
works
Revolution of 190$, 161
Revolutionaries, 139,149,161,235,246,262
Ricoeur, Paul, 239
Rifkin, Jeremy, 98
Rilke, Rainer Maria, 313
Rite of Spring (Nijinksy/Stravinsky), 83-
84, 92-93, 97
road conditions, 38-39,72,75-76
Rohr, Jan, 247
Rostocki, Aleksander, 64
Roux-Champion, Victor Joseph, 144
Rubezh (Borderlands) magazine, 114-116,
125,126
Runei, Anni, 115
Russendisko (Kaminer), 302-303,308,317
Russian Artistic Circle (RAC), 139-163;
charter document, 148-149, 155; con-
text, 140-142; downturn, 156-160; lo-
cation, 150-151; membership, 155-156;
Moscowbranch, 152-153; objectives and
structure, 148-150; programs, 151-155;
ringleaders, 142-148; St. Petersburg
outpost, 146,152
7he Russian Australian (Iastrebova), 119֊
122,128-129
Russian Civil War, 96,109,129,262,263
The Russian Debutantes Handbook
(Shteyngart), 301-302
Russian Disco (Russendisko) (Kaminer),
302,303,308
Russian Emigration in China (Melikhov),
118-119
Russian émigrés in Manchuria. See re-
sorts (kurorty)
Russian Empire, 6-7; Emancipation of
the Serfs (1861), 40; events of 1905-
1906, 142, 156-157; inland migration,
11; internal expansion, 7-8; October
1905 Manifesto, 157; postal systems, 39;
railroads, 43-45; revolution of 1917,12,
13; stagecoach systems, 39-40. See also
Soviet Union
A Russian Is Someone Who Loves Birch
Trees (Der Russe ist einer, der Birken
liebt) (Grjasnowa), 308-309
Russianness: hierarchy of, 119, 129-130;
nativization, 128-129
Russian Orthodox Church, 119
Russian Revolution (1917), 11,12,13,22,96,
109,111,142,219,261,262,264
Russian Soviet Federative Socialist Re-
public (RSFSR), 204
Russian State Archive of Social-Political
History (RGASPI), 210
Ryback, Issachar Ber, 263,269
Sabashnikova, Margarita, 147,160
Salon ¿’Automne, 155
Salon du Champs de Mars, 154
Sandoz, Maurice, 81
Sarrazin, Thilo, 306
Sattelzeit (saddle time), 37
Sawicz, Franciszek, 247-248
Schenk, Benjamin, 41
Schivelbusch, Wolfgang, 50,130, 269
schizophrenia, 81,92,95-96
Schizophrenia and Capitalism: The An-
ti-Oedipus (Deleuze and Guattari), 95-
96, io6n79
Schlôgel, Karl, 48
Ściegienny, Piotr, 236
Scriabin, Aleksander, 152
scriptible text (Barthes),102
Seifert, Heiner, 220
self-abnegation, 277* 28s
Self and Other, 49
self-marginalization, 277,282, 285
INDEX
337
self-Orientalization, 279
self-othering, 293-296
Sentimental Journey (Shklovsky), 262,
263- 266
settler migrants, 17
seventeenth century, 39
Seven years of penal servitude (Siedem lat
Katorgi: Pamiętniki Szymona Tokarze-
wskiego 1846-1857) (Tokarzewski), 246,
250-254
Severnaia pravda (Northern Truth), 221
sex trafficking, 23, 164-187; captivity
narratives, 164-166; domestic prostitu-
tion and, 179-180; individual agency,
180-181; Lwów trial, Galicia, 168-169;
migration fever and abuses, 169-173;
migration literature, 165-167; moral
panic, 164-165, 168-169; professional
prostitutes, 175, 179-181; volunteer ism
and false promises, 177-179; wayward
daughter stories, 175-177
Shaliapin, Fyodor, 152
Shcherbinin, Vladimir, 215-216
Shchukin, Ivan, 143,157-158
Shevchenko, Aleksandr, 153
Shklovsky, Viktor, 24, 260-275; back-
ground, 262; Works: Art as Device, 260,
264- 266; Sentimental Journey, 262,263-
266; Theory of Prose, 265; Third Factory,
272-273
ShteingoFts, Abram Zakharovich, 201-
202, 204
Shteyngart, Gary, 301-302
Siberia, 7,191; BAMers in, 224; Nerchinsk
region, 244,251; Omsk prison, 241,246,
248, 250; penal labor (katorga), 246;
Polish exiles, 235-259; ZabaikaFsk re-
gion, 244-245
Siberian memoir (“Sybirski pamiętnik
Józefa Bogusławskiego”), 246,253
Siberian mythopoesis,” 239
Siberian Railroad, 8,108
Sienkiewicz, Henryk, 60,62, 71
Sierociński, Jan, 241, 242,244-246, 248
Sino-Soviet Treaty, 118
sixteenth century, 37, 39
sleeping cars, 47
Ślewiriski, Władysław, 143
Śliwowska, Wiktoria, 252
Slovaks, 10
social geography, 192
socialism, 17-18; BAMers and, 210-211,
218,228; technology and, 261, 271-272
Socialist Revolutionaries, 262,266
social mobility, 3, 94,177-178
Société des Artistes Décorateurs, 154
Société Nationale des Beaux Arts, 154
Society for the Study of Manchuria,
122-124
Society of Itinerant Exhibitions, 141,143
Society of Russian Artists in Paris
(SRAP), 140,150-151,153,15S-159
Sokal, Emil, 55
sound qualities, 269-270
South Manchuria Railway (SMR), 110,
112,124
sovereignty, 7,10,293
Soviet Union: educational institutions,
191-192; evacuation as migration, 188-
208; evacuation of workers, 14; frater-
nal circle of nations,” 210-211, 214, 216,
218, 227-228; German invasion, 190; in-
ternal migration, 12-13; regimes of mi-
gration, 189; urban centers, migration
to, 12. See also Russian Empire
space and time, conceptions of, 3, 37-42,
60-61
Special Administrative Region of the
Three Eastern Provinces (SAR), 116
The Special Memory of Rosa Masur (Das
besondere Gedächtnis der Rosa Masur)
(Vertlib), 307
speed, 265-266
speed, age of, 56—57,65, 76
Sport magazine, 69
stagecoach system, 36, 38-39; luggage
regulations, 41; railroad networks and,
44-45
Stalin, Joseph, 191
Starley, John Kemp, 58
Stasiuk, Andrzej, 24, 276-300; as liter-
ary gastarbajter, 282-289, 295-296;
self-marginalization, 278-279, 282;
travel works, 278-279; as useful to
338
INDEX
Stasiuk, Andrzej (continued)
Germans, 283-284. See also Dojczland
(Stasiuk)
State Armament Factory (Poland), 71
statelessness, 13-14,118,129
steam, age of, 41,46
steamboats, 36, 47; sex trafficking and,
169,172
Stoler, Ann, 121
stories, 312-313
St. Petersburg, 8, 36,145-146,152^153; 160,
262,304-308
St. Petersburg-Moscow railroad, 45-46
Stravinsky, Igor, 81
Student Aviation Union, 71
students, movement of, 37
subalternity, 279, 289, 317
Sudbinin, Serafim, 158
Sue, Eugène, 252
Sushchevich, Valentin, 212, 214, 215, 218,
226-227
Świętochowski, Aleksander, 60-61
Sybiracy. See Polish exiles to Siberia
Szofer Polski (Polish chauffer) magazine,
68
Szokalski, Ksawery, 244-246, 248
Tales of Galicia (Stasiuk), 276
Tanaka, Kakuei, 216
Tarczyński, Jan, 64
Taskina, Elena, 127-128,129
taxi services, 65-66
technology, 3; action by remote control,
267-268; body and, 260-275; liter-
ary, 264-273; prosthesis, 261, 265, 2*88;
sound qualities, 269-270; speed, 265-
266; visions of transportation and com-
munication, 103. See also modernization
telegraphy, 47-48
Third Factory (Shklovsky), 272-273
The Three Sisters (Chekhov), 309
Tiller Girls, 267
time, 55; 27*
timetables, 41
The Tin Drum (Grass), 316
Tokarzewski, Halina, 250-253,254
Tokarzewski, Szymon, 239-240, 246,
248-253; 2571144
Tolstoy, Leo, 86-93; Confession, 86-93;
What Is Art?, 93,102; Wise Thoughts for
Every Day, 101-102
Tomina, Tatiana, 220
trade networks, 20-21
trance, 101
transcontinental travel, 47
translingual Russophone émigrés, 302
transport revolution, 8,21,46
Transsiberian Railroad, 47
travel accounts, 35
travel times, 38,40,44,47
Trynkowski, Jan, 250-251
Tseitlin, Abram, 192,197,204
Tsharni, Daniel, 261,271,272
Turgenev, Ivan, 140
Turkish-German literature, 301
Turks, 309-310
Tuszyński, Bogdan, 69,71,72-74
Tyszkiewicz, Stefan, 76
Uffelmann, Dirk, 279,310
Ukraine, 19,20
um/razum split, 90
Union des Femmes Peintres et Sculpteurs
(Union for Women Painters and Sculp-
tors), 142
Union of BAM Transport Workers, 215,216
United Nations High Commissioner for
Refugees (UNHCR), 13
United States, 8-9,294
Urusov, Lev P., 150
US Holocaust Museum, 190
USSR Council of Peoples Commissars,
190
USSR Ministry of Transport Construc-
tion, 210
vacation destinations, French, 22
Verbitskii, Iurii, 213-214
Vertlib, Vladimir, 302,306-308,317,318
Vesy (The Scales) magazine, 146,147
veterans, 260
Vitiaz (Champion) detachment, 222-223
INDEX
339
Vologodskii, P. V, 129
Voloshin, Maksimilian, 144,145,146-147,
153,160
Vorzeigeausldnder (foreigner for show).,
30 6
Vostochno-Sibirskaia Pravda (East Sibe-
rian Truth), 220
walking as performance, 83-85
The Wandering Jew (Le Juif errant) (Sue),
252-
wanderlust, 46
Warsaw Pact nations, BAMers, 220-
227
Warsaw Society of Cyclists, 58,67, 69
Warthegau, 16
Wedding in Jerusalem (Hochzeit in Jerusa-
lem) (Gorelik), 304, 305
Wenzlhuemer, Roland, 48
Westwood, John, 45-46
What Is Art? (Tolstoy), 93,102
Whistler, George Washington, 45-46
whites, Russian, 109-110
Williams, Raymond, 261
winters, impact on travel, 36
Wise Thoughts for Every Day (Tolstoy),
101-102
women: artists, 22-23, 142-148, 155-156;
bicyclists, 72-73; German immigrant
authors, 303-306, 308-315; migration
to North America, 9; shifting roles,
164-165; social mobility, 177-179; So-
viet evacuation of, 191. See also sex traf-
ficking
World War I, 10-12, 49-5°, 80, 143; tech-
nology, 261
World War II, 12,14-15, i7 3u; memory
and, 289-290
writers, 24-2$; censorship and, 238-239;
hybrid textual culture, 237; nineteenth-
century manuscript culture, 237—240;
Polish exiles, 235-259; Russian-Jew-
ish-American immigrant fiction,
301-302; second language acquisition,
317-318. See also Polish exiles to Siberia
writing: mobility and, 81-107; performa-
tive, 83, 88, io4nni6,17
Wydawnictwo Czarne publishing house,
283
Wysocki, Piotr, 241,242, 244-246
Yiddish modernist culture, 262-263
Yugoslavia, 17, 20
Zaichek, Vladek, 220-221
Zapiski N. V Berga o poTskikh zagovorakh i
vosstaniiakh, 1831-1862 (Berg), 247
zheleznodorozhniki (railway workers),
116-122
Zhukov, Nikolai Nikolaevich, 129
Zmichowska, Narcyza, 252
Zola, Émile, 61-62
Zolotoe Runo (The Golden Fleece) jour-
nal, 147
Zoo, or Letters Not about Love (Shkl-
ovsky), 260
Zvezdnyi (Starlit) trains, 211-212
Zweig, Stefan, 14
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| title | Migration and mobility in the modern age refugees, travelers, and traffickers in Europe and Eurasia |
| title_auth | Migration and mobility in the modern age refugees, travelers, and traffickers in Europe and Eurasia |
| title_exact_search | Migration and mobility in the modern age refugees, travelers, and traffickers in Europe and Eurasia |
| title_full | Migration and mobility in the modern age refugees, travelers, and traffickers in Europe and Eurasia edited by Anika Walke, Jan Musekamp, and Nicole Svobodny |
| title_fullStr | Migration and mobility in the modern age refugees, travelers, and traffickers in Europe and Eurasia edited by Anika Walke, Jan Musekamp, and Nicole Svobodny |
| title_full_unstemmed | Migration and mobility in the modern age refugees, travelers, and traffickers in Europe and Eurasia edited by Anika Walke, Jan Musekamp, and Nicole Svobodny |
| title_short | Migration and mobility in the modern age |
| title_sort | migration and mobility in the modern age refugees travelers and traffickers in europe and eurasia |
| title_sub | refugees, travelers, and traffickers in Europe and Eurasia |
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