‘Parlor Politics and Open-Air Statements’: Public and Private Responses to Bolshevism, Italian Fascism, Stalinism and Nazism
摘要
Vladimir Nabokov and his Russian compatriots in exile did not by any means constitute a homogenized political or social entity. As one historian colourfully noted of the Russian emigration that had deluged Europe and the Far East, it was, contrary to popular fancy.