Iranian Exiles and Stalin's Great Terror : State Violence in the 1930s Soviet Union (Edinburgh Historical Studies of Iran and the Persian World)

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Iranian Exiles and Stalin's Great Terror : State Violence in the 1930s Soviet Union (Edinburgh Historical Studies of Iran and the Persian World)

Atabaki, Touraj/ Ravandi-Fadai, Lana

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製本 Hardcover:ハードカバー版／ページ数 392 p.
言語 ENG
商品コード 9781399560566

Full Description

While Stalin's Great Terror has been extensively studied, this is the first book to uncover the fate of Iranian communists and migrant workers in the Soviet Union during the 1930s purges. It reveals how foreign nationals, particularly Iranians, were caught in the machinery of repression during one of the darkest chapters of Soviet history. Using newly accessible Soviet archives, it tells the human stories behind political repressions - stories that were buried for decades and have been entirely absent from both Iranian and Soviet historiography.

By reconstructing the lives and fates of those silenced, this book challenges established narratives and emphasises the human cost of political repression. The authors provide detailed individual case studies of Iranians who were arrested, deported or executed, most of whom have never appeared in the historical record before. Speaking to enduring themes of displacement, political persecution and the vulnerability of migrants under authoritarian regimes, it is a vital contribution to both historical scholarship and contemporary political reflection.

List of Figures
List of Maps
List of Tables
Note on Transliteration
Preface and Acknowledgements

Introduction: From Internationalism to Inquisition: An Iranian Journey Through Soviet Communism

I. Iranians in the Soviet Shadow: Labour, Politics, and Cross-Border Influence

1. Disgruntled Guests: Iranian Migrant Labour on the Margins of the Tsarist Empire
2. Russia's Southern Frontiers in Turmoil: Revolution and Counter-Revolution
3. The Comintern and Soviet Foreign Policy: Revolution and Reaction in Iran
4. The Communist University of the Toilers of the East (KUTV): Red Orientalism and Iran

II. The Great Terror

5. Genesis of the Great Terror
6. Margins Under Siege: The Great Terror in Transcaucasia and Central Asia
7. Displaced by Design: The Soviet Purge of Iranians and Other Ethnicities
8. Footprints of the Vanished: Lives Interrupted by Stalin's Purges

Epilogue: The Ethics of Memory and the Shadows of Totalitarian Violence
Notes
Bibliography
Index
Appendix: Revolutionary Posters