Contents
Chapter 1. Introduction: Entangled Histories in the Age of Extremes - Michael David-Fox
Chapter 2. “A Belgium of Our Own”: The Sack of Russian Kalisz, August 1914 - Laura Engelstein
Chapter 3. United by Barbed Wire: Russian POWs in Germany, National Stereotypes, and International Relations, 1914–1922 - Oksana Nagornaya
Chapter 4. Iron Revolutionaries and Salon Socialists: Bolsheviks and German Communists in the 1920s and 1930s - Bert Hoppe
Chapter 5. Back from the USSR: The Anti-Comintern’s Publications on Soviet Russia in Nazi Germany, 1935–1941 - Jan C. Behrends
Chapter 6. Return to Soviet Russia: Edwin Erich Dwinger and the Narratives of Barbarossa - Peter Fritzsche
Chapter 7. “The Diaries of Fritzes and the Letters of Gretchens” : Personal Writings from the German-Soviet War and Their Readers - Jochen Hellbeck
Chapter 8. Ehrenburg and Grossman: Two Cosmopolitan Jewish Writers Reflect on Nazi Germany at War - Katerina Clark
Chapter 9. The Intelligentsia Meets the Enemy: Educated Soviet Officers in Defeated Germany, 1945 - Oleg Budnitskii
Chapter 10. Mortal Embrace: Germans and (Soviet) Russians in the First Half of the Twentieth Century - Dietrich Beyrau
Notes
Contributors