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The Review is the oldest British journal in the field, having been in existence since 1922. Edited and managed by the School of Slavonic and East European Studies, University College London, it covers not only the modern and medieval languages and literatures of the Slavonic and East European area, but also history, culture, and political studies.

Publisher: Modern Humanities Research Association on behalf of The School of Slavonic and East European Studies, University College London

Volume 81, Number 3, 1 July 2003
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Dostoevskii's Idiot and the Epistle of James
pp. 401-420(20)
Author: Young S.J.

The Holy Crown of Hungary, Visible and Invisible
pp. 421-510(90)
Authors: Péter L.

Nationalism, History and Identity in the Balkans: An Overview of Recent Histories of Europe's South-East
pp. 511-524(14)
Author: Djokicacute D.

Russian: A Linguistic Introduction.
pp. 525-526(2)
Author: Miller J.

Der Einfluss obersorbischer Lexik auf die niedersorbische Schriftsprache. Ein Beitrag zur Entwicklungsgeschichte der niedersorbischen Schriftsprache.
pp. 526-528(3)
Author: Stone G.

Traduzione e rielaborazione nelle letterature di Polonia Ucraina e Russia, XVI–XVIII secolo.
pp. 528-530(3)
Author: Drage C.L.

‘Ia zhivu ot pochty do pochty…’ Iz perepiski Nadezhdy Dmitrievny Khvoshchinskoi.
pp. 530-532(3)
Author: Kelly C.

Paradoksy russkoi literatury: sbornik statei.
pp. 532-533(2)
Author: Wells D.N.

Literarische Avantgarde: Festschrift für Rudolf Neuhäuser.
pp. 533-536(4)
Author: Milner-Gulland R.R.

The Seagull.
pp. 536-537(2)
Author: McVay G.

Viacheslav Ivanov – novye materialy.
pp. 537-540(4)
Author: Pyman A.

Literaturnye tsentry russkogo zarubezhprimeia 1918–1939. Pisateli. Tvorcheskie obPrime edineniia. Periodika. Knigopechatanie.
pp. 540-541(2)
Author: Smith G.S.

The Author as Hero: Self and Tradition in Bulgakov, Pasternak, and Nabokov.
pp. 541-544(4)
Author: Grayson J.

The Art of Memory in Exile: Vladimir Nabokov and Milan Kundera.
pp. 544-545(2)
Author: Mayer-Rieckh C.

Through the Poet's Eye: The Travels of Zagajewski, Herbert, and Brodsky.
pp. 545-546(2)
Author: Kutik I.

Ein unbekanntes Genie: Der Symphoniker Alexander Lokschin. Monographien — Zeugnisse — Dokumente — Würdigen.
pp. 546-548(3)
Author: McMillin A.

Seas, Cities and Dreams: The Paintings of Ivan Aivazovsky.
pp. 548-549(2)
Author: Blakesley R.P.

Sergei Eisenstein: A Biography.
pp. 550-551(2)
Author: Youngblood D.J.

Skóciai Szent Margittól a Walesi Bárdokig. Magyar-angol történelmi és irodalmi kapcsolatok.
pp. 551-553(3)
Authors: Gömöri G.

Slovakia: From Samo to Dzurinda.
pp. 553-554(2)
Author: Haughton T.

Királyi könyvek.
pp. 554-556(3)
Author: Rady M.

Gal-Ed: On the History of the Jews in Poland.
pp. 556-557(2)
Author: Klier J.D.

Catherine the Great.
pp. 557-559(3)
Author: Hughes L.

Languages of the Lash: Corporal Punishment and Identity in Imperial Russia.
pp. 559-561(3)
Author: Morrissey S.

Der polnische Westgedanke bis zur Wiedererrichtung des polnischen Staates nach Ende des Ersten Weltkrieges. Genese und Begründung polnischer Gebietsansprüche gegenüber Deutschland im Zeitalter der europäischen Nationalismus.
pp. 561-562(2)
Author: Moorhouse R.

Provincial Russia in the Age of Enlightenment: The Memoir of a Priest's Son, Dmitrii Ivanovich Rostislavov.
pp. 562-564(3)
Author: Bartlett R.

The Nation in the Village: The Genesis of Peasant National Identity in Austrian Poland, 1848–1914.
pp. 564-565(2)
Author: Pearson R.

Ethnicity, Propaganda, Myth-Making: Studies on Hungarian Connections to Britain and America, 1848–1945.
pp. 565-567(3)
Author: Kabdebo T.

Estonians in Latvia: History, Language and Culture.
pp. 567-568(2)
Author: Gross T.

Stadt und Öffentlichkeit in Ostmitteleuropa 1900–1930. Beiträge zur Entstehung moderner Urbanität zwischen Berlin, Charkiv, Tallin und Triest.
pp. 568-570(3)
Author: Benecke W.

Sowjetjugend 1917–1941: Generation zwischen Revolution und Resignation.
pp. 570-571(2)
Author: Morrissey S.

Architecture in the Age of Stalin: Culture Two.
pp. 571-573(3)
Author: Cooke C.

Die Armenische Kirche in Sowjetarmenien zwischen den Weltkriegen: Anatomie einer Vernichtung.
pp. 573-575(3)
Author: Corley F.

The Radical Right in Interwar Estonia.
pp. 575-580(6)
Author: Haynes R.

Neighbors: The Destruction of the Jewish Community in Jedwabne, Poland.
pp. 581-582(2)
Author: Klier J.D.

Censorship: A World Encyclopedia.
pp. 582-584(3)
Author: Dewhirst M.

The Demise of the Soviet Union: Analysing the Collapse of a State.
pp. 584-585(2)
Author: Buckley M.

Post-Communist Democratization: Political Discourses across Thirteen Countries.
pp. 585-587(3)
Author: March L.

The Diplomacies of New Small States: The Case of Slovenia with Some Comparison from the Baltics.
pp. 587-588(2)
Author: Roper S.D.

Between Words and Reality: Studies on the Politics of Recognition and the Changes of Regime in Contemporary Romania.
pp. 589-591(3)
Author: Haynes R.

Police in Transition.
pp. 591-593(3)
Author: Shelley L.

Post-Socialist Peasant? Rural and Urban Constructions of Identity in Eastern Europe, East Asia and the Former Soviet Union.
pp. 593-595(3)
Author: Unwin T.

Publications Received
pp. 596-598(3)

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