Nick Baron (MA, MPhil, Oxon.; PhD, Bham, 2001) is Associate Professor in History at the University of Nottingham, UK. He has published two books and numerous articles and chapters on twentieth century Russian and East European history and historical geography.

• List of Figures List of TablesList of AbbreviationsNote on Archival References Abbreviations of Archives AcknowledgmentsNotes on Contributors1.Placing the Child in Twentieth Century History: Contexts and FrameworkNick Baron2.Orphaned Testimonies: The Place of Displaced Children in Independent Latvia, 1918-26Aldis Purs3.Relief, Reconstruction and the Rights of the Child: The Case of Russian Displaced Children in Constantinople, 1920-22Elizabeth White4.Memories of Displacement: Loss and Reclamation of Home/land in the Narratives of Soviet Child Deportees of the 1930sMichael Kaznelson and Nick Baron 5.From Hooligans to Disciplined Students: Displacement, Resettlement, and Role Modelling of Spanish Civil War Children in the Soviet Union, 1937-51Karl D. Qualls6.Making Kin out of Strangers: Soviet Adoption during and after the Second World WarRachel Faircloth Green7.Lost Children: Displaced Children between Nationalism and Internationalism after the Second World WarTara Zahra8.Child Survivors in Jewish Collective Memory in Poland after the Holocaust: The Case of Undzere KinderGabriel Finder9.Ethnicity, Identity and Imaginings of Home in the Memoirs of Lithuanian Child Deportees, 1941-53Tomas Balkelis10.Violence, Childhood and the State: New Perspectives on Political Practice and Social Experience in the Twentieth CenturyNick Baron LIST OF FIGURES1.1Soviet bezprizorniki. Newspaper cartoon, 1920s.1.2‘The Ideal Child’. Newspaper cartoon, 1920s.2.1.Aleksejs Gills.2.2.Anna Brasmanis.2.3.Jānis Čuilītis.2.4.Voldemars Štrekmanis.2.5.Aleksandrs Vaniševs.2.6.Roberts Vetterbergs.2.7.Gabriels Matrosovs.2.8.Teodors Griķis.8.1Still from Undzere Kinder of a child8.2Still from Undzere Kinder of Chaim Preter8.3Photograph from the Stroop report of a roundup of Jews during the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising

Nick Baron (MA, MPhil, Oxon.; PhD, Bham, 2001) is Associate Professor in History at the University of Nottingham, UK. He has published two books and numerous articles and chapters on twentieth century Russian and East European history and historical geography.

• List of Figures List of TablesList of AbbreviationsNote on Archival References Abbreviations of Archives AcknowledgmentsNotes on Contributors1.Placing the Child in Twentieth Century History: Contexts and FrameworkNick Baron2.Orphaned Testimonies: The Place of Displaced Children in Independent Latvia, 1918-26Aldis Purs3.Relief, Reconstruction and the Rights of the Child: The Case of Russian Displaced Children in Constantinople, 1920-22Elizabeth White4.Memories of Displacement: Loss and Reclamation of Home/land in the Narratives of Soviet Child Deportees of the 1930sMichael Kaznelson and Nick Baron 5.From Hooligans to Disciplined Students: Displacement, Resettlement, and Role Modelling of Spanish Civil War Children in the Soviet Union, 1937-51Karl D. Qualls6.Making Kin out of Strangers: Soviet Adoption during and after the Second World WarRachel Faircloth Green7.Lost Children: Displaced Children between Nationalism and Internationalism after the Second World WarTara Zahra8.Child Survivors in Jewish Collective Memory in Poland after the Holocaust: The Case of Undzere KinderGabriel Finder9.Ethnicity, Identity and Imaginings of Home in the Memoirs of Lithuanian Child Deportees, 1941-53Tomas Balkelis10.Violence, Childhood and the State: New Perspectives on Political Practice and Social Experience in the Twentieth CenturyNick Baron LIST OF FIGURES1.1Soviet bezprizorniki. Newspaper cartoon, 1920s.1.2‘The Ideal Child’. Newspaper cartoon, 1920s.2.1.Aleksejs Gills.2.2.Anna Brasmanis.2.3.Jānis Čuilītis.2.4.Voldemars Štrekmanis.2.5.Aleksandrs Vaniševs.2.6.Roberts Vetterbergs.2.7.Gabriels Matrosovs.2.8.Teodors Griķis.8.1Still from Undzere Kinder of a child8.2Still from Undzere Kinder of Chaim Preter8.3Photograph from the Stroop report of a roundup of Jews during the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising

Nick Baron (MA, MPhil, Oxon.; PhD, Bham, 2001) is Associate Professor in History at the University of Nottingham, UK. He has published two books and numerous articles and chapters on twentieth century Russian and East European history and historical geography.

• List of Figures List of TablesList of AbbreviationsNote on Archival References Abbreviations of Archives AcknowledgmentsNotes on Contributors1.Placing the Child in Twentieth Century History: Contexts and FrameworkNick Baron2.Orphaned Testimonies: The Place of Displaced Children in Independent Latvia, 1918-26Aldis Purs3.Relief, Reconstruction and the Rights of the Child: The Case of Russian Displaced Children in Constantinople, 1920-22Elizabeth White4.Memories of Displacement: Loss and Reclamation of Home/land in the Narratives of Soviet Child Deportees of the 1930sMichael Kaznelson and Nick Baron 5.From Hooligans to Disciplined Students: Displacement, Resettlement, and Role Modelling of Spanish Civil War Children in the Soviet Union, 1937-51Karl D. Qualls6.Making Kin out of Strangers: Soviet Adoption during and after the Second World WarRachel Faircloth Green7.Lost Children: Displaced Children between Nationalism and Internationalism after the Second World WarTara Zahra8.Child Survivors in Jewish Collective Memory in Poland after the Holocaust: The Case of Undzere KinderGabriel Finder9.Ethnicity, Identity and Imaginings of Home in the Memoirs of Lithuanian Child Deportees, 1941-53Tomas Balkelis10.Violence, Childhood and the State: New Perspectives on Political Practice and Social Experience in the Twentieth CenturyNick Baron LIST OF FIGURES1.1Soviet bezprizorniki. Newspaper cartoon, 1920s.1.2‘The Ideal Child’. Newspaper cartoon, 1920s.2.1.Aleksejs Gills.2.2.Anna Brasmanis.2.3.Jānis Čuilītis.2.4.Voldemars Štrekmanis.2.5.Aleksandrs Vaniševs.2.6.Roberts Vetterbergs.2.7.Gabriels Matrosovs.2.8.Teodors Griķis.8.1Still from Undzere Kinder of a child8.2Still from Undzere Kinder of Chaim Preter8.3Photograph from the Stroop report of a roundup of Jews during the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising