Echoes of Exile: Cultural Renaissance of Russian Emigration (1920s–1930s). Replay

*Just a reminder of the obvious. These tours do not mean that we support the current regime. I think the story of my life pretty much proves that. We study history and try to learn from the mistakes of the past*
The culture of Russian emigration in the 1920–1930s was shaped by the massive wave of intellectuals, artists, and professionals fleeing the aftermath of the Russian Revolution and Civil War. Concentrated in cities like Paris, Berlin, and Prague, these émigrés created vibrant cultural hubs.
Russian ballet thrived abroad, with stars such as Anna Pavlova and George Balanchine captivating audiences worldwide. Writers like Alexey Tolstoy, Sergey Zamyatin, and Ilya Ehrenburg explored themes of exile, identity, and revolution, contributing significantly to émigré intellectual life. Visual artists, including Marc Chagall and Wassily Kandinsky, expanded avant-garde movements.

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