Russkaya shkola v emigratsii. Ot Belgrada do Harbina

This book delves into the rich history of Russian émigré education, tracing the journey from Belgrade to Harbin. It captures the experiences of Russian expatriates who sought to preserve their cultural and educational traditions while adapting to new environments. Shevchenko explores the evolution of schools that arose in diaspora communities, highlighting the personal stories of educators and students alike who played pivotal roles in maintaining their heritage abroad.

Through insightful research and detailed accounts, the narrative reveals the challenges faced by these communities, including language barriers, cultural shifts, and the push to integrate into their host societies while maintaining their unique identities. The author thoughtfully examines how these schools not only served educational purposes but also became vital centers of social and cultural life for Russians in exile. The inclusion of bibliographical references and an index further enriches the reader's understanding of this historical phenomenon.