Voices from the Shifting Russo-Japanese Border : Karafuto / Sakhalin (Paperback)

Introduction, Svetlana Paichadze and Philip Seaton Part I:Borderland Societies Pre-19451. Japanese Society on Karafuto, Taisho Nakayama 2. Borders, Borderlands and Migration in Sakhalin and the Priamur Region: a Comparative Study, Igor Saveliev Part II:Postwar Population Movements 3. Occupation-era Hokkaido and the Emergence of the Karafuto Repatriate: the Role of Repatriate Leaders, Jonathan Bull 4. Soviet Rule in South Sakhalin and the Japanese Community, 1945-9, Yuzuru Tonai 5.Returning from Harbin: Northeast Asia, 1945, David Wolff Part III: Reconstructing Narratives of Karafuto/Sakhalin 6. Memories Beyond Borders: Karafuto Sites of Memory in Hokkaido, Philip Seaton7. Homecoming Visits to Karafuto: How Is Home (Furusato) Reconstructed After a Long Absence?, Masatoshi Miyashita 8. Russia’s ‘Last Barren Islands’: The Southern Kurils and the Territorialisation of Regional Memory, Paul Richardson Part IV: Postwar Lives and Returning 'Home' 9. Dreams of Returning to the Homeland: Koreans in Karafuto and Sakhalin, Yulia Din 10. Multi-layered Identities of Returnees in their ‘Historical Homeland’: Returnees from Sakhalin, Mooam Hyun and Svetlana Paichadze 11. Language, Identity and Educational Issues of ‘Repatriates’ from Sakhalin, Svetlana Paichadze