Burnt by the Sun. The Koreans of the Russian Far East - Jon K. Chang

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Soviet socialism: actual and legal equality,

1–2, 4, 69–82 passim, 96, 147, 175,

215n.84; citizenship, 23–24; literacy

campaigns (likbez), 26, 147

“Soviet xenophobia” (Martin), 150 , 171,

174 –176, 227n.57, 239n.123, 239n.127,

240n.129

Stalin (Iosif Dzjugashvili), 2, 51, 69,

80 –84 passim, 92, 96, 112–141 passim,

189 –190, 202n.15, 205n.15, 205n.77,

215n.86, 217nn.1–5, 233n.164,

233nn.11–12, 237n.71, 247, 248; Stalin’s

control of the OGPUNKVD, 80; Stalin

and the Great Terror, 160–165, 167,

174 –179; Stalin’s influence on Pravda

(newspaper) in 1937, 149–153,

Stalin on the German people

(Primordialism), 178

Stalin’s constitution (the 1936

constitution), 177–178, 240n.148

Statiev, Alexander, 239n.118

Stock Society of Kamchatka (a Japanese-

Soviet concession), 104, 222n.105

Stolypin, Pyotr A., 100

Suny, Ronald G., 241n.5

Ten, Konstantin, 121, 254
Territorial autonomy, 1, 38, 45, 52, 82–89,
91, 93, 146–147, 156
Ti, Khai Ir (Vasilii), 5–6, 171–173, 181,
195 , 239n.119
Tlostanova, Madina, 231n.129
Transnationalism (RFE), 18
Treaty of Kanghwa, 10
Treaty of Seoul, 14–15
Trotsky, Lev (Leon), 2, 45, 80–81, 96,
137 , 146, 151, 217n.2
“Tsarist continuities” (theory), 2, 6, 69,
130 , 163, 174–178, 224n.130

Tskhai, Egor I., 165, 231n.81

Tskhai, Evgenia, 68, 114, 168, 170,

230n.119, 254

Ukhtomskii, Esper E. (Prince), 17, 20–21,

186 , 205n.64

Unterberger, P.F. (Priamur governor-

general 1905–1910), 15–17, 21–22, 103,

186 , 204n.47

Uzbekistan, chapters 7–9 (throughout),

173 (map 3)

Vagin, V. (Tsarist ethnographer), 10, 18

Village Soviets (Korean), 46 , 56, 68, 87,

120 , 147, 212n.23

Voitinskii, G.N. (Korean section,

Dalbureau), 92–94, 106

Weale, Putnam, 41

Weitz, Eric D., 194, 222n.104, 240n.140,

245n.35

Werth, Nicolas, 207n.3, 227n.54

White, John Albert, 39

White Guardists, Russian (the Whites,

anti-Bolshev iks), 39, 148–150, 190

Witte, Sergei, 16, 204n.42, 207n.9,

242n.4

Women and gender equality: the “double

shift,” 124, 226n.47, 226n.49;

preference to educate sons, 41; lives in

Korean villages, 96; literacy rates

(1920 s), 71; occupations (Vladivostok in

1916), 31; Soviet Korean women’s

conference, 148 (figure 11)

Yi, Tong Hwi (partisan), 40

Zinoviev, Grigorii E., 45, 81, 96, 137, 146,

151 , 163, 217n.2