...Olga Bakich 2001 by Duke University Press 2001 Olga Bakich Emigré Identity: The Case of Harbin Hans Blumenfeld, one of the world’s outstand- ing urbanologists, wrote, ‘‘The city is a historical process; its image...

...Elena Chernolutskaya 2001 by Duke University Press 2001 Translated by Julia Trubikhina Elena Chernolutskaya Religious Communities in Harbin and Ethnic Identity of Russian Emigrés The atmosphere of religious and national tol- erance...

...James Carter 2001 by Duke University Press 2001 James Carter A Tale of Two Temples: Nation, Region, and Religious Architecture in Harbin, 1928–1998 Harbin is located on the upper reaches of theSungariRiver,andisagatheringplace...

...Thomas Lahusen Thomas Lahusen Dr. Fu Manchu in Harbin: Cinema and Moviegoers of the 1930s To the memory of Diao Shaohua During his November visit to Harbin in Northeast China, formerly called Manchuria...

... focuses on the layered cultures of the city of 1 Harbin, capital of Heilongjiang province in Northeast China, and the area formerly known as Manchuria, in the first half of the twentieth...

... Emigrés in Harbin (BREM) and directed it from to A White general, he had run aground in this city in like so many others, after the defeat of the White armies and the fall of the Aleksandr Kolchak government...

... complicated the picture. This is precisely what I would like to do here. It turns out that the picture is indeed complicated. The population census for the city of Harbin, com- piled by the Manchukuoan Police Department in (and quoted in Tama- noi’s article), includes the following categories...

... their forces at the point where the new railroad crossed the Sungari (Song- 5 hua) River. At this hub the instant city of Harbin sprang up, destined to play a central role in the triangular competition that would structure devel- opment and conflict in Manchuria during the next fifty years...

...., The ‘‘Wild Child’’ of s Japan Bakich, Olga, Emigré Identity: The Case of Harbin  Bell, Neal, Monster Breuillard, Sabine, General V. A. Kislitsin: From Russian Monarchism to the Spirit...

... of the literary- historical annual Rossiiane v Azii, published at the same university. Her book Harbin Russian Imprints: Bibliography as History will be published by Norman Ross in an anthology of poetry by Russian poets in China, compiled jointly with Vadim Kreyd, is coming out in in Moscow. assistant...

... of the novel’s historical reception. Shanding was born in (the same year as the fictional Xiaobiao). With his more famous and older colleagues Xiao Jun and Xiao Hong, he joined the anti-Japanese literary movement in Harbin in after the Japanese occupation of Manchuria. By most of the im- portant members...

... was formed in the fall of 1918 and contemplates the establishment of branches at Han­ kow, Peking, Tientsin, Harbin and Vladivostok. When the Russian situation clears up it plans to enter that field also. These organizations of foreign branch banks indicate the manifestation of our serious purpose to enter...

... and Guattari s words while on my way to the Rus­ sian Far East in 1994, traveling by train from Harbin, capital ofthe northeastern Chinese prov­ ince of Heilongjiang, to Suifenhe, a border town booming in the one country, two systems con­ ditions. From there, it takes only a half hour by special train...

... and Perspectives of Collaboration in Khabarovsk, Russia, in June and at a conference ‘‘Place, Space, and Identity: Harbin and Manchuria in the First Half of the Twentieth Century’’ at the University of Toronto in Novem- ber I wish to express my gratitude for the organizers, especially Thomas Lahusen, other...

... to an in- 60 strument of liberation, by not only remembering but listening. Notes I wish to thank all the participants in the conference ‘‘Space, Place, and Identity: Harbin and Manchuria in the First Half of the Twentieth Century’’ held at the University of Toronto, Canada, in for their insightful...