Victor Zaslavsky

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Victor Lvovich Zaslavsky ( Russian Виктор Львович Заславский . Transcribed Viktor Lvovich Saslavsky ; born September 26, 1937 in Leningrad , Soviet Union ; † November 26, 2009 in Rome ) was a Soviet sociologist and an emigrant since 1975.

Life

Victor Zaslavsky initially worked as an engineer for ten years before going to Leningrad University as a lecturer in sociology . In 1975 he had to leave the Soviet Union for political reasons . He became a Canadian citizen. In his academic career he was visiting professor at various universities: Memorial University of Newfoundland in St. John's , Canada , University of Florence , University of Venice , University of California, Berkeley and Stanford University , and he became professor at the private Libera Università Internazionale degli Studi Sociali in Rome. Zaslavsky was co-editor of the quarterly TELOS .

In 2009 he received the Hannah Arendt Prize from the Heinrich Böll Foundation for his study of the Katyn massacre .

Zaslavsky was married to the Italian historian Elena Aga Rossi (* 1940), with whom he received the Premio Acqui Storia in 1998 .

Fonts (selection)

  • "The explosives professor". Life stories . Wagenbach, Berlin 2013
  • with Lev D. Gudkov : Russia: No way out of the post-communist transition . From the Ital. by Rita Seuss. Wagenbach, Berlin 2011
  • Class Purge: The Katyn Massacre . From the Ital. by Rita Seuss. Wagenbach, Berlin 2007
  • with Elena Aga Rossi: Togliatti e Stalin. Il PCI e la politica estera staliniana negli archivi di Mosca . Il Mulino, Bologna 1997
  • The Russian Empire under Gorbachev: its ethnic structure and its future . From the American. by Holger Fliessbach. Wagenbach, Berlin 1991
  • In a closed society, balance and contradiction in everyday Soviet life . From the American by Rosemarie Farkas. Wagenbach, Berlin 1982

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. Hannah Arendt Prize 2008 , from Heinrich Böll Foundation
  2. ^ Victor Zaslavsky , Stanford University