Displaced Comrades: Politics and Surveillance in the Lives of Soviet Refugees in the West

Half Title
Title Page
Copyright Page
Dedication
Contents
Figures
Maps
Acknowledgements
Transliteration
Abbreviations
Introduction
	Migrants in motion
	Reconstructing the journey
	One club, seven lives and two spies
Chapter 1: The Russian Social Club
Chapter 2: Boris: ‘I am a Soviet citizen and so I will stay’
Chapter 3: Jerzy: Pied piper of discontented workers
Chapter 4: Juris: From Latvian legionnaire to kolkhoznik
Chapter 5: Sasha: KGB rezidents and Orthodox priests
Chapter 6: Natalia and Lydia: Harbin women abroad
Chapter 7: Jacob: ‘A Jew first and foremost’
Chapter 8: Surveillance, spies and informants
	Breaking down ASIO: B1, B2 and C branch
	The process of surveillance
	J. Baker
	Migrants as subject and source
Conclusion
Bibliography
	Archives
	Interviews
	Journals and newspapers
	Memoirs and family histories
	Official and reference publications
	Theses and dissertations
	Secondary works
Index