Calamity Islands : Sakhalin and the Kurils - terra incognita of a brutal Russian Empire
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Copy number Shelfmark Shelf mark R025727 Ned. Fotomuseum SU MON KLIMOV.O 2022 H004263 huis Marseille M-KLIMOV-O-2022
TitleCalamity Islands : Sakhalin and the Kurils - terra incognita of a brutal Russian Empire
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Place of publicationAmsterdam
PublisherLiberty.Su
Year of publication2022
Pagination159
IllustrationsZwart-Wit
Dimensions24 x 23 cm.
MaterialMonografie
Document TypeBook
ISBN9785604780107
Bibliographic Noteshc
Geographical keywordRusland
Abstract
‘Here is where the homeland’s morning begins’, advertisement billboards claim romantically, representing the power vertical from the Pacific Ocean to the Baltic Sea. The many centuries spent and methods used to colonise the islands have, however, made neither Sakhalin nor the Kuril Islands ‘our Australia’, though in both cases the land was first colonised by convicts at the same time. Why has the hard-labour-based Australia grown into an industrialized country, whereas Sakhalin and the Kurils remain ‘Calamity Islands’?
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| Copy number | R025727 |
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| Shelf mark | SU MON KLIMOV.O 2022 |
| Copy number | H004263 |
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| Shelf mark | M-KLIMOV-O-2022 |