Titlebook: Entangled Histories; The Transcultural Pa Dan Ben-Canaan,Frank Grüner,Ines Prod?hl Book 2014 Springer International Publishing Switzerland

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“Vasily” of China and his Russian Friends: Smugglers and their Transcultural Identitieshistorians can—besides its economic dimension—also learn about identities of smugglers, which go beyond the notions of “nation” or homogenous concepts of “culture.” How was the transfer of commodities connected with smugglers’ identities, which, in turn, shaped their strategies and networks? To answ

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“Kharbinger” of Trouble. Anti-German Protest and Power Relations in a Manchurian City 1933swer to the question of how the reactions to global events are shaped by local particularities. In this case, the ascendance of Hitler and his National Socialists is the global event, and the Jewish responses to it in Harbin were unique because of the local power relations between different ethnic g

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Russian Fascism in Harbin and ManchuriaIt considers it a phenomenon in its own right—not as a mere imitation of Italian fascism and as more than a simple negation of Soviet Communism..It was in its first instance the result of a generational conflict—the rejection of White Russian restaurationism and of its dearest political and social t

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Late-Qing Adaptive Frontier Administrative Reform in Manchuria, 1900–1911nder a separate frontier administration the Qing subdivided the region into three new Chinese provinces, incorporating the region into the regular Chinese political administration. This paper argues that this change was not a simple reaction to a growing Russian imperial presence. Instead it was par