Canadian Slavonic Papers
Revue canadienne des slavistes
An Interdisciplinary Journal
Devoted to Central and Eastern Europe
Volume 61 • Nos. 3 • September / septembre 2019
| IN MEMORIAM: EULOGIES |
| Andrij Makuch (1956-2019), by Jars Balan |
Gust Olson III (1950-2019), by Oleh S. Ilnytzkyj and Natalia Pylypiuk |
ARTICLES |
Gregory L. Freeze
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Konstantin Pobedonostsev: chief procurator as chief parishioner |
Bohdan Harasymiw |
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Civil society as an anti-corruption actor in post-Euromaidan Ukraine |
David R. Marples |
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Julian Stryjkowski: Polish, Jewish, queer |
Document |
| Thomas M. Prymak |
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A new document on Mykhailo Hrushevs'kyi, liberal democracy, and Ukrainian Freemasonry
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BOOK REVIEWS / COMPTES RENDUS
Nicholas Breyfogle |
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Paul Dukes, A history of the Urals: Russia’s crucible from early empire to the post-Soviet era |
J.-Guy Lalande |
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Melissa Kirschke Stockdale, Mobilizing the Russian nation: patriotism and citizenship in the
First World War |
Nicholas G. Žekulin |
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Susanne Fusso, Editing Turgenev, Dostoevsky and Tolstoy: Mikhail Katkov and the great
Russian novel |
J.-Guy Lalande |
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Kathleen E. Smith, Moscow 1956: the silenced spring |
Roberto J. Carmack
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Sarah Cameron, The hungry steppe: famine, violence, and the making of Soviet Kazakhstan' |
Ivan Simić
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Jože Pirjevec, Tito and his comrades |
Sonja Luehrmann |
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Victoria Smolkin, A sacred space is never empty: a history of Soviet atheism |
Katrin Schlund |
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Sonja Ulrich, Anredeformen im Serbischen [Forms of address in Serbian] |
J. L. Black |
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Richard S. Wortman, The power of language and rhetoric in Russian political history:
charismatic words from the 18th to the 21st centuries |
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