Jeffrey Burds
Jeffrey Burds is Associate Professor of History at Northeastern University and an Associate of the Davis Center at Harvard University. Educated at Northwestern University and Yale University, Professor Burds is the recipient of numerous grants and honors from IREX, Fulbright-Hays, the Social Science Research Council, the Harry Frank Guggenheim Foundation, the National Council, and the Holocaust Educational Foundation. He was also a Charles H. Revson Foundation Fellow at the Center for Advanced Holocaust Studies (2008), and the 2014 Joseph and Rebecca Meyerhoff Annual Lecturer at the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum. Professor Burds is the author of Holocaust in Rovno: The Massacre at Sosenki Forest, November 1941 (2013); “Sexual Violence in Europe in World War II,” published in Politics and Society (2009); Espionage and Nationalism (published in Russian in 2010), and Soviet Informants’ Networks (published in Russian in 2007).
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Phone: 617-373-2079
Address: 249 Meserve Hall
Northeastern University
Boston, MA 02115 USA
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призвела до масового вбивства близько 23 500 єврейських чоло-
віків, жінок та дітей у трьох місцях у лісі в Сосонках поблизу
Рівного, Україна, 7–9 листопада 1941 р. Масове вбивство євреїв у
Рівному, яке часто називають «другим Бабиним Яром», було однією з десятків подібних організованих німцями великомасштабних антиєврейських операцій, що відбувались в радянській зоні в першу осінь і зиму Другої світової війни на Сході.
призвела до масового вбивства близько 23 500 єврейських чоло-
віків, жінок та дітей у трьох місцях у лісі в Сосонках поблизу
Рівного, Україна, 7–9 листопада 1941 р. Масове вбивство євреїв у
Рівному, яке часто називають «другим Бабиним Яром», було однією з десятків подібних організованих німцями великомасштабних антиєврейських операцій, що відбувались в радянській зоні в першу осінь і зиму Другої світової війни на Сході.
Ukrainian post-Soviet transition as a huge success, lauding its apparent political stability and ethnic amity. This article challenges those assumptions, and offers a new look at the first decade of Ukrainian independence. Drawing from demographic data and witness affidavits from refugees who left Ukraine and requested asylum in the United States, Canada, Australia, Great Britain, and the European Union, the author argues that the first decade of Ukrainian independence from the Soviet Union corresponded with widespread and serious harassment of Ukraine’s religious and ethnic minorities. Economic crisis in post-Soviet Ukraine bred scapegoating and marginalisation of Ukraine’s minorities, driving hundreds of thousands to seek sanctuary in the West.
(1954-1956 гг.): ПЕРЕПИСКА МВД СССР с ЦК КПСС (1957-1959 гг.).
Из материалов Секретариата МВД СССР 1954-1959 rr. Каталог документов (Moscow: «Blagovest», 1995).
В. А. Козлова и С. В. Мироненко
Архив новеишей истории России. Том 1. «Особая папка» И. В. Сталина: Из материалов Секретариата НКВД-МВД СССР 1944-1953 гг. (Moscow: GARF, 1994).
Released here into the public domain by American copyright holder, the Center for the Study of Russia and the Soviet Union. This is a 360-page guide to Stalin's "Special Files" (1944-1953) preserved at the State Archive of the Russian Federation in Moscow (GARF).
This is Volume1 of twelve volumes of guides co-published with Russian archives, 1993-2002, now in the public domain.
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In the 1990s, Arch Getty (UCLA), Bill Chase (Pittsburgh), Gregory Freeze (Brandeis) and I created the Soviet Archive Project to construct annotated inventories of key targeted research collections in Moscow. From 1990 to 2002, with grants from IREX and the National Research Council, we worked with Russian scholars and archivists to create the finest inventories of post-Soviet archival collections ever published. Between 1993 and 2002, we published twelve volumes of guides, and our Center for the Study of Russia & the Soviet Union was copyright holder of western editions shared with Moscow archives.
Earlier this year, the four of us agreed to release these guides in digital editions into the public domain: free for everyone, everywhere, for all time. Over the coming year, all twelve of these volumes will be published on various sites to ensure maximum distribution all over the world.
This week we have released Volume 1: Arch Getty and V.P. Kozlov, eds. Краткий Путеводитель: Фонды и коллекции,
собранные Центральным партийным архивом (Moscow: "Blagovest," 1993).
You can download this volume and all future volumes here:
https://neu.academia.edu/JeffreyBurds/Soviet-Archive-Project
It is okay to share these downloads with interested scholars everywhere.
COMPLETE LIST OF VOLUMES IN THE SERIES:
-Russian Center for the Preservation & Study of Documents of
Contemporary History (RTsKhIDNI, formerly the Central
Party Archives)
State Archives of the Russian Federation
-Pre-Revolutionary Collections (GARF, pre-1917)
-Central State Archives of the Russian Republic (TsGA
RSFSR)
-Index to GARF collections
-GARF, Soviet Era Collections
Special Files ("Osobye paki") of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, USSR
-Stalin’s Special Files
-Molotov’s Special Files
-Khrushchev’s Special Files
-Beriia’s Special Files [in three volumes]
Russian State Archive of the Economy
-Volume I
-Volume II
-Collections on Jewish History in Post-Soviet and East
European Archives
We take this initiative in memory of dear Russian friends who played key roles in these publications: Nikolai P. Iakovlev, and Andrei K. Sokolov.