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Welcome

Selected contributions by U of T faculty:

  • Contemporary Ukraine on the cultural map of Europe /
  • The time of the goats /
  • New perspectives on Polish culture : personal encounters, public affairs /
  • The origins of modern Polish democracy /
  • The Jewish persona in the European imagination : a case of Russian literature /
  • Warfare in Eastern Europe, 1500-1800 /
  • Macedonia and the Macedonians : a history /
  • Recipes for Russia : food and nationhood under the tsars /
  • Contending with Stalinism : Soviet power & popular resistance in the 1930s /
  • Russia in 1913 /
  • Tolstoy on war : narrative art and historical truth in "War and peace" /
  • The twentieth-century Russia reader /
  • Russia : a long view /
  • Russia /
  • Russia : a journey to the heart of a land and its people /
the PJRC supports the activities of the Centre for European, Russian, and Eurasian Studies, the Department of Slavic Languages and Literatures, and the five research chairs connected with Estonian, Finnish, Hungarian, Polish history, and Ukrainian studies.
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About PJRC

UTL has over 600,000 volumes in its Slavic and East European collection, take a tour of PJRC.

Exhibits Exhibits

Power Point presentation of Women in History exhibit.
An exhibition on female political leaders of central and eastern Europe.