- Map: Ukraine Showing Annexed Crimea and Occupied Territories of Donetsk and Luhansk Oblasts
- From the Editors
- Preface [Stanislav Aseyev, January 2021]
- Prelude to War: Maidan and the Revolution of Dignity [Oleh Kotsyuba and Michelle R. Viise]
- The Lost Generation of the “Fabled Novorossiia”
- How I Became a Shadow in My Own Land
- Who Has Joined the DPR Militants and What Are They Fighting for?
- Executed as an “Enemy of the People” of the DPR
- The Checkpoint: “I’m Alive because of the War”
- How to Defeat the DPR
- Young People in the DPR and the LPR: What Does the Future Hold?
- The Donetsk “Uprising” a Year Later: The Future of an Illusion
- An Excuse to Pull the Trigger
- The Voice of the Donbas: How Five Thousand Victims Are “Heard”
- Chronicle of Decline and Fall: The Donetsk Oblast State Administration Building
- Grenades Aren’t a Big Deal Anymore: Everyday Tragedies in Makiïvka
- Why They Like “Tsars” in the Donbas
- What Is Ukraine to Me? The View from Makiïvka
- A Letter to the Russians
- Who Lives off the Residents of Occupied Donbas?
- The “Esperanto” of Vladimir Putin
- A Letter to My Country
- The Half-life of the Sovok
- Irreconcilable Differences
- A Few Fairytales about the DPR
- Donbas: Seven Hundred Days of Solitude
- What Comes Next?
- Lower Than Rock Bottom
- Cultural Life under Occupation: The City of Donetsk
- Citizens without Citizenship
- Homo Donbasus, or The Changes Brought by the War
- About Easter…and More
- Chaos in Their Heads: How the War Is Perceived in the Occupied Zone
- What Pygmalion Left Unsaid
- Evening Strolls through an Empty City
- Quid Prodest?
- The “Remainers”: The Undiscovered Bosch of the DPR
- Screeching in the Thorns
- “Primaries” under the Occupation
- Propaganda on the Streets of Donetsk
- Occupation as It Is: Khartsyzk
- That Sweet Word, “War”
- Where the Elite of Occupied Donetsk Take Their Leisure
- Donetsk: A Tour of Expropriated Places
- Immersed in War
- The Donbas in 2017: Three Variations on a Theme
- The DPR and Religion
- How the Militants Prepare Children to Join Their Military Organizations
- “I Fought in the War”: Life after Leaving the DPR Militia
- Back in the USSR: Soviet Themes in Donetsk Eateries
- “Looking for a Tusk to Buy”: Ads in Occupied Donetsk
- Following the Path of Crimea?
- Us and Them
- A Knack for Losing Things
- Notes
- Illustration Credits
HARVARD LIBRARY OF UKRAINIAN LITERATURE
In Isolation
Dispatches from Occupied Donbas
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$39.95 • £34.95 • €36.95
ISBN 9780674268784
Publication Date: 05/03/2022
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320 pages
5 x 8 inches
42 photos, 2 maps
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