Peopling the Russian Periphery

Discover the intricate history of Russian migration with Peopling the Russian Periphery by Nicholas B. Breyfogle. Published in 2007, this compelling hardback spans 308 pages and delves into the experiences of Russians as they colonized vast territories across Northern Europe and Asia. From the Baltic Sea to the Pacific Ocean, and from the Arctic Ocean to Central Asia, Breyfogle examines the policies and practices that shaped Slavic settlement in non-Russian regions of Eurasia, starting from the era of Ivan the Terrible.

This insightful book not only highlights the historical significance of emigration and immigration in Russia and the Soviet Union but also explores the cultural representations and personal experiences of those who ventured beyond their homeland. Ideal for history enthusiasts and scholars alike, Peopling the Russian Periphery offers a rich understanding of the complexities of Russian identity and migration. Enhance your library with this essential read on European history and the former Soviet republics.