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Racism in Modern Russia: From the Romanovs to Putin by Eugene M. Avrutin (review)
ily” becomes “Vassily” (P. 70) and there is “v period perestroika” in the citation of one of the book titles (P.213n6). Despite these ambiguities, we can appreciate Chatterjee’s candidness and self-reflexivity as she does not shy away from discussing her own positionality as a historian who came of age in postcolonial India and has been researching and teaching Russian history for decades in the United States.3 In fact, she turns her personal experience into a strength and a unique perspective on imperial and postimperial histories and does not pretend to write “objective” histories. In this sense, Russia in World History is an inspiring and refreshing read for scholars in the fields of Russian and Soviet studies, comparative histories of imperialism, as well as transnational and global history. Kimberly St. JULIAN VARNON
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