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Foreword XI
Ngügi wa Thiong o
Preface xiii
Blanche La Guma
Acknowledgments XV
A Note on Edits and Annotations xvii
Introduction: Anti-Imperial Eyes 1
Christopher f. Lee
Epigraph 61
Prologue 63
1 Flashbacks 71
Do Svidanya/ Moscow 76
Phantoms 77
2 The Footsteps of Alexander 83
Into Central Asia 83
The Monday City 86
Writers 88
Tea House and Ballet 90
To Nurek 91
The River Tamers 94
The Hunting Mayor 97
Gentlemen of the Road 102
Confectioners et Cetera 104
Star Gazers and Cotton-Raisers 108
3 The Big Sky 115
A Welcome to the Prairies 117
The City of Apples 119
Stone Age to Socialism 121
Jambul 123
Tsygane [Gypsies] 126
Change Planes for a Dream 127
Notes above Ground Level 130
Cherchez la Femme 134
Faraway Places 135
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The Sky Is with Me
On Borodin
The Young Guard
The Blue Mountains
Kumiss Is Good for You
Legends
. .. And Beyond
The Golden Road
Orchestras and Conductors
Between Two Rivers
The Uzbek Pearl
The White Worm
Mountain Thunder
A Silken Beauty
Melons and Movies
Pottery, Pipelines, and Protein
The Hunt of the Sun
The Silent Bells
Among the Antiquities
The Black Lake
Rubaiyat in a Tea House
Leave-Taking
The Trumpet of Spring
A Giant of Great Promise
Neither Tree nor Bread
At the Crossroads
The Pearl of Siberia
Asides in Irkutsk
An Old Acquaintance
Out of Tribalism
To Bratsk
The Carpenter of Bratsk
The Musical City
The Silent Town
The Science Town
Siberian Lights
The Titan Makers
The 2,000 Soldiers
St. Vladimir of Tyumen
The Discoverers
The Burning Land
The Conquerors
A Boat Ride
The Bashkirs
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Here Comes the Bride 220
Farewell to Siberia 221
Ulyanovsk 222
6 Harvest Home 227
Three Thousand Lakes 228
Old and New 229
The Bells of Kaunas 230
Pirciupis s Mother 233
Trakai s Castle 234
To Die a Little 235
Epilogue 237
State of the People 238
The Communist Party 238
The Bull s Death 239
Bibliography 243
Index 253
Biographical Notes 265
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Index
Abai Kunanbayev, 74, 81 n4,120,140
Abdurakhmanova, Aisha, 157,172
Ablai Khan, 146,148,154n25
Abrahams, Peter, 7
Academy of Sciences of the Republic,
Tajikistan, 104-106
Achebe, Chinua, xi, 46
activism, 15,23
Africa Day, 144
Africana critical theory, 4
African identity, 11
African National Congress (ANC), 1-2;
anti-apartheid struggle and, 24;
armed struggle and, 28; banning of,
22; government of, 6; missions of,
42; political cover provided by,
18-19; politics of, 7; representative
of, 3; SACP alliance, 3, 9-10,19, 21,
29; SACPO supporting, 19; socialist
agenda of, 4; strategy of, 28
African Political Organization (APO),
19
The African Communist, 3,19
African Writers Series, 46
Afro-Asian Writers Association, 24, 25,
37,42, 88
Aida, 230
Akademgorodok, Siberia, 205-208,
224nl5
Akhmadalieva, Inakhon, 165-167
Akhmedov, Pulad, 174-175,178,180
Alai Mountains, Kyrgyzstan, 130,
168-170
Alexander the Great, 85,88,161
Alfonso, Domingo, 239,241n3
Alleg, Henri, 12,23
Allende, Salvador, 64, 69n8,136
All of Me, 221, 225n35
All-Union Society for Cultural Ties
Abroad, 14
Alma-Ata, Kazakhstan, 119-121
Altai Mountains, Siberia, 123,150,186
alternative Second World modernity,
28-29
ANC. See African National Congress
And a Threefold Cord (La Guma), 3, 22,
28
Anglophones, 5
anticolonialism, 7, 9,10,15,17, 20
apartheid: anti-apartheid struggle,
24-25; end of, 1; NP platform of, 18;
Treason Trial, 20,22,153nl8
APO. See African Political
Organization
Arikbalik, Kazakhstan, 141,142
Around the Union of Soviets (Gorky), 32
arrest, 19-20, 22
assassination attempt, 22
Assumption Cathedral, 73
Auezov, Mukhtar, 123,141,152n4
Auezov, Murat, 145,146,147,150,
152n4; in bookstore, 140; kindness
of, 120; as likable, 141
Aurora battleship, 80-81
Avicenna. See ibn-Sina
Awoonor, Kofi, 22
Babajan, Ramz, 158,159,160,181,
183n4,188
Babel, Isaac, 30
backwardness term, 35-36, 37
Baikal, 208
Baikonur space center, 130,153nl3
Balutansky, Kathleen, 28
Bashkirs, 218-220
Basmachi movement, 39, 87, 88,
112nl0,164,184nl9
Battle of Stalingrad, 63, 68n2
The Battleship Potemkin, 63, 68n2
Benjamin, Walter, 13
253
254
Index
bigotry, 131
Biko, Steve, 3
bin Abakari, Salim, 14, 61, 239, 241n4
birth, 6-7, 8
Black Atlantic, 4,12-17,18; critics of
communism, 46; Du Bois and, 44;
socialist realism and, 32-33
Black Belt Nation Thesis, 10, 50n46
Black Boy (Wright), 33
black radical tradition, 4-5
Black Reconstruction (Du Bois), 18
Black Republic, 10
The Black Flame (Du Bois), 33
Blakely, Allison, 14
Blue Mountains, Kazakhstan, 146-148
Bogues, Anthony, 5
Bolshevik Revolution, 12,155
Bolshevism, 16
Bondarchuk, Sergey, 224n7
Borisovna, Larissa, 86, 99,100,103,166,
167,174; champagne for, 181;
flowers for, 108; on horses, 116-117;
request from, 102; on sheep s head,
124; strolling with, 141; sweets for,
108
Borodin, Alexander, 141-142,154n22
Bourke-White, Margaret, 13
Bradbury, Ray, 109
Brahms, Johannes, 233
Bratsk power station, 199-201, 224nl0
Brezhnev, L. I., 68, 69nl4, 235
Brodsky, Joseph, 12
brown people, 37
Brutus, Dennis, 7, 22
Buckingham Palace, District Six (Rive),
7
Buck-Morss, Susan, 4
building brigades, 102-104
Bukhara, Uzbekistan, 174-176,178-179
Bukharan People s Soviet Republic, 85,
112n5,184nl9
Bukharin, Nikolai, 10,11
Bunting, Brian, 9,18
Bunting, Sidney, 8,10,11
Byelorussky Railway Station, 227
Cabral, Amilcar, 28, 49n21
capitalism: late capitalism, 44^45;
Lenin on, 64; system of, 240
Castro, Fidel, 42, 65
Catholic Church, 230
Cement (Gladkov), 33
Césaire, Aimé, 5
Césaire, Suzanne, 5
chauvinism, 16, 21; class, 4; race, 4;
Western superiority and, 131
Chernyshevsky, Nikolai, 211, 225n23
Chevalier des Arts et Lettres, 2
childhood, 7, 8
Childhood (Gorky), 33
A Christmas Story (La Guma), 21
churches: Assumption Cathedral, 73;
Catholic Church, 230; Saint
Vladimir s church, 213; in Soviet
Union, 212-213; St. Basil s
Cathedral, 73
Čiurlionis, Mikalojus Konstantinas,
231, 232, 236nl0
Clark, Katerina, 32
CODESA. See Convention for a
Democratic South Africa
Cold War: cosmopolitanism of, 4;
Orientalism, 39; in southern Africa,
2; triumphalism, 44
Cold War cosmopolitanism, 4
Collected Works (Lenin), 63
collective farms: in Kazakhstan,
129-130,137,138-141,142-145,
151-152; Michurin Farm, 125; in
Siberia, 196-197; in Tajikistan,
109-111; in Uzbekistan, 165-167,
181; Yeslovetsky State Farm,
138-141
collectivization, 84
colonial question (South Africa), 9-10,
20-21, 28
Coloured, 9, 21
Coloured People s Congress (CPC), 22
Colraine, Daniel, 9
Come Back to Tashkent (La Guma),
23
Communist International (Comintern),
8-9; Fourth Congress of, 10; Sixth
Congress of, 11; training centers, 18
Communist Party, Soviet Union:
accepting, 90; five-year plan of, 239;
on language, 91; language and, 132;
party guidance of, 238-239; railway
Index
255
workers, 87
Communist Party of South Africa
(CPSA): controversy within, 10;
dissolution of, 18; La Guma,
Blanche, on, 21; La Guma, James, as
envoy, 9; La Guma, James, as
member, 8; Native Republic thesis
and, 11; Rand Rebellion and, 8;
reconstitution of, 18
The Condition of Culture in South
Africa (La Guma), 26-28
confectioners contest, 104
Congress of South African Trade
Unions (COSATU), 2
Congress of the People, 20
Conrad, Joseph, 45
Convention for a Democratic South
Africa (CODESA), 1-2
Convention People s Party of Ghana
(CPP), 64, 68n7
COSATU. See Congress of South
African Trade Unions
Cosmographia universalis (Münster),
186, 223nl
cosmopolitanism, 4. See also fugitive
cosmopolitanism
cotton production, 35; in Tajikistan, 88,
90-92,110; in Uzbekistan, 162,164,
166,175,179,181,183nl0,183nl5
CPC. See Coloured People s Congress
CPSA. See Communist Party of South
Africa
Crankshaw, Edward, 13
Crime and Punishment (Dostoevsky), 77
Cuba, 23; exile in, 42; grave in, 43
Cuba and Africa (La Guma), 23
culture, 28; of Kazakhstan, 133; of
Tajikistan, 89,90
Culture and Liberation (La Guma),
28
Cuprevicius, Viktoras, 232-233, 236nl2
Cyrus the Great, 161
Dadoo, Yusuf, 25
Darkness at Noon (Koestler), 13
David-Fox, Michael, 13, 32
Decembrists, 39, 77,189,192, 221
decolonization, 23
Derrida, Jacques, 3, 6, 44
Dickens, Charles, 74
Dobrenko, Evgeny, 32
Dostoevsky, Fyodor, 16,39; arrest and
exile of, 78-79; in Leningrad, 77,
77- 78; monument to, 76
Douglass, Frederick, 43-44
Dreiser, Theodore, 13
Drum magazine, 21
Du Bois, W. E. B., 5,14,15, 33; Black
Atlantic and, 44; legacy of, 44;
Marxism and, 18; Washington
criticized by, 34
Dushanbe, Tajikistan, 86-88,112nll
economic theory, 34
electro-thermal power station, 230
Elektrosila Works, 77
Ellis, Stephen, 43
Ellison, Ralph, 35
Engels, Friedrich, 16, 40
Erganbertieva, Tyurgunon, 170-171,
173
esthetics of conflict, 28
ethnic avant-garde, 44
Etude (La Guma), 21
exile, 3, 23; in Cuba, 42; of Dostoevsky,
78- 79; fugitive cosmopolitanism
and, 23-39; Herman on, 42; of
Lenin, 187, 226n41, 226n42; to
Siberia, 77, 79, 82nll
Fanon, Frantz, 5,26, 33-34, 37
Al-Farabi, 131,153nl6
Farred, Grant, 23
Ferghana Valley, Uzbekistan, 163-167
fiction: as esthetics of conflict, 28; social
realism in, 3
Field, Roger, 11,20
Fighting Talk, 21
Filatov, Victor, 217-218
First, Ruth, 3,20, 25
First International Conference of
Negro Workers, 15
Fischer, Bram, 145,154n24
Flecker, James Elroy, 39,99,177-178,
237
folk arts, 36-37
For Whom the Bell Tolls (Hemingway),
165
256
Index
Foreign Literature magazine, 179
Franco, Francisco, 12
Francophones, 5
Freedom Charter, 20
fugitive cosmopolitanism, 3, 4; exile
and, 23-39; talents and beliefs
flourishing with, 24; voices of, 46
Gabardolin, Rashid, 139
Gagarin, Yuri, 228, 235n4
Galeskas, 230
Galeva, Tanya, 216-217
The Gambler (Dostoevsky), 77
Gandhi, Indira, 26
Garrard, Carol, 29
Garvey, Marcus, 7-8,10
Garveyism, 7
Generator, 210
Gide, André, 13
Gilroy, Paul, 4-5,14
Gladkov, Fyodor, 33
Glinka, Mikhail, 204, 224nll
global liberation, 23
Global South, 5, 44
GOELRO plan, 33, 57nl82, 94-95,
112n20
Gogol, Nikolai, 74
Goldberg, Denis, 23
Golden Horde, 122
The Golden Journey to Samarkand
(Flecker), 39
Gorky, Maxim, 21, 30, 32, 33, 46, 74,
225n20; folk arts and, 36-37; on Red
Terror, 56nl73
Great Ferghana Canal, 36,164,173,
183nl5
Great Leap Forward, 105,113n28
Great Patriotic War, 88-89,124
Great Silk Road, 121
Great Terror, 13
Gromyko, A. A., 63
Group Areas Act of 1950, 7,19, 23
Guevara, Ernesto ( Che ), 40-42
Guillen, Nicolas, 130,153nl4
gulags, 12
Gumede, Josiah Tshangana, 9,10
Gurilyov, Albert, 188,189; family of,
190,192; on Lake Baikal, 191;
singing of, 193,195
Gypsies, 126-127,153n9
Hadj, Ahmed Ben Messali, 9
Hani, Chris: assassination of, 1-2;
Umkhonto we Sizwe leadership of,
2
Happy Bells, 233
Harvest Home, 230
Has Socialism Failed? (Slovo), 43
Head, Bessie, 7, 21
Hemingway, Ernest, 21, 74,165
Hermitage museum, 80
Hirsch, Francine, 36,43
historical materialism, 36
Hitler, Adolph, 68, 74
How Europe Underdeveloped Africa
(Rodney), 34
Hozv Russia Transformed Her Colonial
Empire (Pad mo re and Pizer), 24,
35-36, 44
Hughes, Langston, 11,14,16-17, 34-35;
brown people described by, 37; on
Douglass, 43^44; with Koestler,
57nl93; on Soviet Union, 43
humor, 37
hydroelectric power, 33; Bratsk power
station, 199-201, 224nl0; dams for,
95; Elektrosila Works, 77; Sibenergo
works visit, 209-210; in Siberia,
199-201; in Tajikistan, 89, 94-97,102
ibn-Sina, Abu-Ali, 37, 85,104-105,
llln4,131
ICU. See Industrial and Commercial
Workers Union
Imanov, Amangeldeh, 138,153n20
Imperial Eyes (Pratt), 45
imperialism, 9, 20, 34, 45
Industrial and Commercial Workers
Union (ICU), 7, 8
industrialization: of Kazakhstan, 128;
of Siberia, 198; of Uzbekistan, 182
Industrial Workers of the World, 8
Institute of the Earth, Tajikistan,
108-109
International Brigades, 11-12
International Trade Union Committee
of Negro Workers (ITUCNW), 15
Index
257
In the Fog of the Seasons End (La Guma),
3, 21, 28, 209
Irkutsk, Siberia, 188-189,190,192-193
Iron Curtain, 67
Israilova, Zulfiya, 158,182,183n3
ITUCNW. See International Trade
Union Committee of Negro
Workers
Ivan IV, 223n2
Ivanova, Maria, 140
Ivanovich, Karl, 201-203
Ivashchenko, Rosa Ivanova, 148
I Wonder as I Wander (Hughes), 16-17,
35,43
Jabayev, Jambul, 123
Jambul, Kazakhstan, 123-125
James, C. L. R,, 5,46
Jameson, Frederic, 5
Janghildin, Alibi, 138,153n20
JanMohamed, Abdul, 28, 29,46
Johnson, Hewlett, 13
Jokubonis, Gediminas, 233, 236nl3
Jungarían lords, 122,152n5
Kalinin, M. I., 222, 226n41
Kalinka, 205, 224nl3
Kasimov, Alibai, 117
Kasimov, Mohamed, 106
Kathrada, Ahmed, 20, 23
Katz, Mikhail, 223
Kaunas, Lithuania, 230-233
Kazakh Nomadic Culture (Auezov,
M.), 150
Kazakhstan, xii; acquirements from,
237; Alma-Ata in, 119-121; area of,
127; Arikbalik visit, 141,142; Blue
Mountains of, 146-148; collective
farm system in, 129-130,137,
138-141,142-145,151-152; culture
of, 133; establishment of, 152n2;
Gypsies in, 126-127; health zone in,
148-149; herdsmen of, 116-118;
history of, 121-123;
industrialization of, 128; Jambul in,
123-125; Kokchetav visit, 135-137;
land and water reforms in, 128-129;
language of, 118,131-132; plains of,
83,115-116,150, 152; romantic
legends of, 149-150; science in, 133;
socialism in, 127-128; steppes of,
130-131,151,152; Tselinograd in,
130; welcome to, 118-119
Kelley, Robin, 44
Khan, Genghis, 187, 223n2
Khayyam, Omar, 109,113n29
Khorezm, 161,183nl0
Khramov, Vladlen, 96, 97
Khrushchev, Nikita, 26
Kipling, Rudyard, 45
Kirov ballet, 77
Kirov Stadium, 81
Koestler, Arthur, 13, 35, 57nl93
Kokchetav, Kazakhstan, 135-137
Kolchak, Alexander, 147,154n26, 208,
211
Kollontai, A. M., 222, 226n41
Komsomols, 90,101,137,171
Korovichenko, 155-156
Kotane, Moses, 18, 20
Krasnov, Ivan, 203
Kremlin, 76
Kuchum, 187,223n2
Kuibyshev, Valerian, 137-138,153n20
kulaks, 124,153n8,153nll, 198
kumiss, 149,152
Kunene, Mazisi, 25
Kuznetsov, Nikolai, 212, 225n26
Kyzyl Kum Desert, 175,176
La Guma, Bartholomew, 22
La Guma, Blanche (nee Herman), 41;
arrest of, 22; coining rouble
millionaire, 29; on CPSA, 21; on
exile, 42; gifts for, 102; marriage to,
21-22; prison experiences, 39;
support from, 25; on Table
Mountain, 23
La Guma, Eugene 22, 29
La Guma, James ( Jimmy ): as CPSA
envoy, 9; as CPSA member, 8; as
diamond mine worker, 2; on
imperialism, 20; meeting friends of,
75-76; Native Republic thesis and,
10; son inspired by, 11; in Soviet
Union, 10,11, 63; as UNIA leader, 8;
utopian thinking of, 14-15
La Guma, Joan, 7
258
Index
La Guma, Justin Alexander ( Alex ),
31, 38,41. See also specific topics
La Guma, Wilhelmina, 7
Lahusen, Thomas, 37-39
Lake Baikal, 189-192,224n4
land of three thousand lakes, 228
Langa, Mandla, 30
language: Communist Party on, 91; of
Kazakhstan, 118,131-132; Lenin
and, 132; of Lithuania, 231; in
Russia, 134; in Soviet Union, 133,
134; Soviet Union Communist Party
and, 132; in Tajikistan, 89
Larionov, Ivan, 224nl3
late capitalism, 44-A5
late socialism, 13; development of,
37-39; late capitalism and, 44^15;
socialist realism question and, 23-39
late style, 40
Laurinciukas, Albertas, 235
Lee, Steven, 44
Leili and Mejnun, 91,112nl7
Lenin, Aleksandr, 226n42
Lenin, Vladimir, 9,11,33, 63;
backwardness term used by, 35-36;
birth of, 222,226n41; on capitalism,
64; exile of, 187, 226n41; on
Ferghana Valley, 164; GOELRO
plan, 33, 57nl82-57nl83, 94-95,
112n20; language and, 132; on
national states, 162; school of, 222;
self-determination and, 36; on
Siberia, 187; tomb of, 72, 73; works
of, 65; worldview, 16
Leningrad: Aurora battleship in, 80-81;
Dostoevsky in, 77, 77-78; Field of
Mars in, 81; Hermitage museum in,
80; Kirov Stadium in, 81; old city
and new, 77; palm reading in,
79-80; Summer Palace in, 79
Leningraders, Dear Children of
Mine! (Jambul), 123
Leninism, 9, 33-34
Liandies Muzikos Teatro Trupe, 234
The Liberator: A Non-European Anti-
Imperialist Magazine, 11
Linkhovoin, Lhasaran, 241, 241n7
Literature and Life (La Guma), 23,30
Lithuania, 39; acquirements from, 237;
Catholic Church in, 230; electro-
thermal power station in, 230;
Kaunas visit, 230-233; as land of
three thousand lakes, 228; language
of, 231; Pirčiupis village visit, 233;
stained-glass work in, 229-230;
Trakai castle in, 234; Trakai visit,
233; Vilnius visit, 229-230, 235
Little Libby (La Guma), 22
London, Jack, 74
A Long Way from Home (McKay), 15,17
lost futures, 40-47
Lotus: Afro-Asian Writings, 25
Lotus Prize for Literature, 2, 25-26, 37
Lukács, Georg, 37,46
Lumumba, Patrice, 26
Lunacharsky, A. V., 64, 68n5,127
Madikizela-Mandela, Winnie, 1
Madonis, Alec, 92,102
Magubane, Bernard, 21
Malraux, André, 30
Mamkina, Rosa, 167,167-168,169,170
Mancini, Henry, 224nl2
Mandela, Nelson: accusations against,
20; election of, 2; family tradition of,
6; generation of, 3; labeling of, 19; as
new breed of activist, 12; prison
release of, 1; sentencing of, 23;
writings of, 3
Mao Zedong, 25
Marghilan market place, 173
Markov, Dmitry, 33
Marks, Gerald, 225n35
marriage, 21-22
Marx, Karl, 16, 40,132
Marxism, 5,18
Marxism and the National Question
(Stalin), 9
Marxism-Leninism, 16, 24, 33, 65;
doctrine of, 35-36; Gypsies and, 126;
October Revolution of 1917 and, 64;
party formation of, 64
Matrosov, Alexander, 241, 241n6
Matthews, James, 7, 23
May Day, 72
Mbeki, Govan, 6,23
McKay, Claude, 15,17
Index
259
Mercer, Johnny, 224nl2
Merimėe, Prosper, 235,236nl5
Mhlaba, Raymond, 23
Michurin Farm, 125
Mikhailovsky, Nikolai, 209, 225n21
Mindaugas, 228,235n6
Mintz, Sidney, 14
Mirshakar, Mirsaid, 88,112nl2
Mitienova, Raissa, 194-195,197
Mlangeni, Andrew, 23
Moon River, 205, 224nl2
Morgan, Henry, 136
Morkūnas, Kazys, 230, 236n8
Morogoro Conference, Tanzania,
57n205
Moscow: battle of, 73; people, homes,
renovation in, 76-77; traffic in,
74-75
Moscow Nights, 213, 225n30
Mother (Gorky), 33
Mother Earth, 236n8
Mother of Pirčiupis, 233, 236nl3
The Motorcycle Dianes (Guevara), 40^42
Motsoaledi, Elias, 23
movies, 63. See also specific movies
Mphahlele, Es kia, 21
Mullen, Bill, 18,44
Münster, Sebastian, 186,223nl
Muravyov-Apostol, Sergey, 221,
225n38, 226n39
Nardai, Jane, 5
Nardai, Paulette, 5
Nasser, Gamal Abdel, 25
national demarcation policy, 162,
183nl2
National Liberation League, 11
National Party, South Africa (NP), 1,18
national question (South Africa), 9,16,
20-21, 24, 28-29, 36,47, 63
national question (Soviet Union), 63,
67-68,105,240
nation-state-colony: as hybrid status,
21; South Africa as, 18-23
Native Republic thesis, 10,11; specter
of, 21
Natives Land Act of 1913,9
Navoi, Alisher, 131,153nl6,183n7
Nazism, 64, 68, 72, 79, 223, 230, 231
A Negro Looks at Soviet Central Asia
(Hughes), 16, 34-35
Negro Bureau of the Red International
of Labour Unions, 15
Nehru, Jawaharlal, 9, 25
Neo-Colonialism: The Last Stage of
Imperialism (Nkrumah), 34
Neruda, Pablo, 30,160,183n8, 210
nervous breakdown, 22-23
NEUM. See Non-European Unity
Movement
New Age, 21, 22
Nikulkov, Anatoly, 208-209
Nishnikov, Nikolai, 142
Niyazi, Hamza Hakimzade, 183n7
Nizhnevartovsk, Siberia, 215-221
Nkosi, Lewis, 21, 25
Nkrumah, Kwame, 34
Nokwe, Duma, 24
no middle road thesis, 34
Non-European Unity Movement
(NEUM), 19
Northrop, Douglas, 16
Notes from a Dead House (Dostoevsky),
39, 79, 82nll
Novikov, Andrei, 204
Novosibirsk, Siberia, 203-205
NP. See National Party, South Africa
Nurek Hydroelectric Power Station,
95-97
Nurek Valley, Tajikistan, 91-93; Nurek
town in, 97-102
Nyerere, Julius, 34
Obolensky, Evgeny, 221, 225n38
October Revolution of 1917,1, 8,13, 33,
68n4,197; anniversary of, 26; battles
of, 63-64; Marxism-Leninism and,
64; opening new era, 239-240;
participants in, 226n41; Siberia and,
187; victory of, 229
oil fields, 214-221
Okigbo, Christopher, 22
Omens of Adversity (Scott), 46
Onienko, Nikolai, 208
Order of Ikhamanga in Gold, 2
Orjonikidze, Sergo, 222, 226n41
Osborne, John, 74, 81 n5
O Sole Mio, 233
260
Index
Padmore, George, 5,14-15,18, 24,
35-36, 44
palm reading, 79-80
Pan-Africanism, 7-3,14,15
Pan-Africanism or Communism
(Padmore), 15
Pankova, Nina, 127
Tarty Organization and Party
Literature (Lenin), 33
Pasha, Enver, 85,112n6
Pasternak, Boris, 30
Paul Robeson and Africa (La Guma),
23
Peterson, Dale, 33
Petrov, Grigory, 218-220
Petrov, Vladimir, 68n2
petticoat government, 140,154n21
Phillips, Lily Wiatrowski, 32
Pillay, Vella, 25
Pirčiupis village, Lithuania, 233
Pizer, Dorothy, 24, 35-36, 44
Pole Star, 208
political thought: activism shaping, 23;
economic theory and, 34; formation
of, 18; ideological obstacles to, 19; in
late style, 39; in tangential
literatures, 44; writing and, 21,23
Polo, Marco, 65-66, 84
Popescu, Monica, 37, 43
Population Registration Act of 1950,19
Porter, Eric, 44
Prashad, Vijay, 9
Pratt, Mary Louise, 5, 45
Presence africaine, 28
President Nguesso Literary Prize, 2
Problems of the Theory of Socialist Realism
(Markov), 33
Progress Publishers, 2,12
proletarian humanism, 46
Pushkin, Alexander, 74,77,221
The Question (Alleg), 12
Rabaka, Reiland, 4
al-Rachid, Harun, 88
racial uplift, 34
Ramayana, 86, 89,131, 201
Ramirez, Pepe, 65, 69n9
Rand Rebellion, 8
Rassool, Ciraj, 3
Razin, Stenka, 73
Red Atlantic, 12-17
Red Guards, 73,156,159,170
Red Square, 41; history of, 73-74;
people in, 72
Red Star and Green Crescent (Alleg), 23
Red Terror, 56nl73
Reed, John, 12, 64
Resurrection, 63, 68nl
revolutionary romanticism, 32-33
The Right of Nations to Self-
Determination (Lenin), 9
Rimsky-Korsakov, Nikolai, 39,170,
183nl6
Rive, Richard, 7, 23
Rivonia Trial, 23,154n24
Robeson, Paul, 11,12,14,15,17
Robinson, Cedric, 4
Rodney, Walter, 14, 34
Rogers, J. A., 11
Rogov, Nikolai, 208, 225nl9
rouble millionaire, 29
Roux, Edward ( Eddie ), 11
Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam recitation,
180
Rudagi, 37, 89, llln4
Rusheva, Nadya, 206, 224nl7
Russia, 15, 24, 35-36, 44; language in,
134; Russian Orientalism, 39;
Russia s soul, 237; Ulyanovsk visit,
222-223
Russia and America: An Interpretation
(Du Bois), 15
Russia in the Shadows (Wells), 94
Rustaveli, Shota, 159,183n7
Rytkheu, Yuri, 208, 209, 224nl8
SACP. See South African Communist
Party
SACPO. See South African Coloured
People s Organization
Sagan, Françoise, 205,224nl3
SAIC. See South African Indian
Congress
Said, Edward, 33,40
Saint Vladimir s church, 213
Saladin, 88
Samarkand, Uzbekistan, 176-178
Index
261
Sapunov, Yevgeny, 73
Sbasov, Shoken, 118
Scheherazade (Rimsky-Korsakov), 39,
170,183nl6
Schreiner, Olive, 8
science: Academy of Sciences of the
Republic, Tajikistan, 104-106; in
Kazakhstan, 133; in Siberia,
205-208; in Tajikistan, 104-106,133;
in Uzbekistan, 133
Scott, David, 46
Scott, Walter, 234, 236nl4
Sechaba., 3, 28
Sechaba, Tsepo, 43, 59n237
self-determination, 36, 63
Sembene, Ousmane, 30
Separate Representation of Voters Act
of 1951,19
Serote, Mongane Wally, 30
Shakespeare, William, 74
Shaman Baikal, 213, 225n31
Sharpeville Massacre, 22, 25, 53nl07
Shastin, Anatoly, 189, 224nl3
Shchors, Nikolai, 151,154n28
Shchuchinsk sanatorium, 148
sheep s head, 37,124,197
Shelikhov, Grigory, 192, 224n6
Shemyakin, Alexander, 223
Sholokhov, Mikhail, 32,154n23,193,
224n7
Sibenergo works visit, 209-210
Siberia, 3, 12, 33; Africa compared to,
35; Akademgorodok visit, 205-208,
224nl5; Bashkirs in, 218-220;
collective farm system in, 196-197;
dams in, 97; exile to, 77, 79, 82nll;
farewell to, 221; history of, 36,
186-187, 207; industrialization of,
198; Irkutsk sights, 188-189,
192-193; Lake Baikal as gem of,
189-192, 224n4; Lenin on, 187;
Nizhnevartovsk visit, 215-221;
Novosibirsk visit, 203-205; October
Revolution of 1917 and, 187; oil
fields of, 214-221; out of
tribalism, 197-199; science in,
205-208; Sibenergo works visit,
209-210; socialism in, 198-199;
Trans-Siberian Railway, 24, 45,186,
188; Tyumen visit, 211-214; Ust-
Ordynsky Buryat national area in,
193-197, 224n8; weddings in,
220-221; Yalutorovsk visit, 221
Siberian Folk Choir, 203-204
Sibirskiye Ogni (Siberian Lights), 208-209
silk manufacture, 167-168, 171-173
Simons, Jack, 34
Simons, Ray, 34
Simons, Seymour, 225n35
Singh, Nikhil Pal, 18
Sisulu, Walter, 3, 23; accusations
against, 20; as new breed of activist,
12
Skuratov, Gennady, 145
slave trades, 40
Slovo, Joe, 34, 43; accusations against,
20
socialism, 34,43; acceptance of, 64-65;
in Kazakhstan, 127-128; in Siberia,
198-199; Socialism in One
Country policy, 36,153nll; of
Soviet Union, 238; in Uzbekistan,
162. See also industrialization; late
socialism
socialist realism: Black Atlantic and,
32-33; defined, 33; late, 37-39; late
socialism and, 23-39; as literary
technique, 30-32; as revolutionary
romanticism, 32-33
social realism, 3, 21, 32
Soiuz sovetskikh pisatelei. See Writers
Union of the USSR
Solovyov-Sedoi, Vasily, 225n30
Solzhenitsyn, Aleksandr, 12
South Africa: disenfranchisement of,
28; future of, 5; national oppression
in, 9; as nation-state-colony, 18-23
South African Coloured People s
Organization (SACPO), 18; ANC
supported by, 19; national chairman
of, 21; vice-chairman of, 19
South African Communist Party
(SACP), 1-2; ANC alliance, 3, 9-10,
19, 21, 29; anti-apartheid struggle
and, 24-25; representative of, 3;
strategy of, 28; underground
organization of, 18
262
Index
South African Indian Congress (SAIC),
18
Soviet Order Of Friendship, 2
Soviet Union: alternate Second World
modernity of, 28-29; Black Atlantic
and, 12-17; black visitors to, 12-17;
churches in, 212-213; colonization
by, 43; demise of, 4; electricity
production in, 95; foreign visitors
to, 12-14; fraternal co-operation in,
240; Hughes on, 43; impressions of
in movies, 63; La Guma, James,
visiting, 10,11; landing in, 71;
language in, 133,134; living
standards, 237; national
demarcation policy, 162,183nl2;
Padmore on national and colonial
problems, 24; socialism of, 238;
Soviet experiment, 13,15-16; Soviet
people in, 134; state development
in, 83-84; statistics and, 67; women
of, 134-135. See also Communist
Party, Soviet Union
Soyinka, Wole, 22
Soyuz-Apollo project, 130
Spring, 230
Spring Has Come and Asks for You
(Israilova), 182
stained-glass work, 229-230
Stalin, Joseph, 9,10; death of, 30; Great
Terror under, 13; purges of, 15;
Socialism in One Country policy,
36,153nll; worldview, 16
St. Basil s Cathedral, 73
Steinbeck, John, 13, 21,112n21
Steinmetz, Charles, 94
Stolypin, P. A., 195, 224n9
The Stone Country (La Guma), 3, 22, 28,
39, 235
The Stone Flower’, 63, 68n2
Stoskus, Algimantas, 230, 236n8
Stout, Rex, 235n2
St. Petersburg. See Leningrad
Strohm, John L., 13
Suleimenov, Olzhas, 120
Summer Palace, 79
Suppression of Communism Act of
1950,18
Sverdlov, Y. M., 222, 226n41
Sviatoslavich, Vladimir, 225n28
Tacitus, 228, 235n5
Tajikistan: Academy of Sciences of the
Republic visit, 104-106; ballet in, 91;
building brigades in, 102-104;
collective farm system in, 109-111;
confectioners contest, 104; cotton
production, 88, 90-92,110; culture
of, 89, 90; dancing in, 85-86;
Dushanbe, 86-88; history of, 85;
hydroelectric power in, 89, 94-97,
102; Institute of the Earth
observatory in, 108-109; language
in, 89; Nurek Hydroelectric Power
Station in, 95-97; Nurek Valley trip,
91-93, 97-102; as part of hinterland,
33, 84-85; science in, 104-106,133;
tea house, 90; textile factory visit in,
106-108; weddings in, 90,101;
women in, 89; writers of, 88-90
Tambo, Oliver, 3,25; accusations
against, 20; as new breed of activist,
12
Tamerlane, 176-177,177,184n21
tangential literatures, 44
Tashkent, Uzbekistan, 16,155-161,
180-181
Tchaikovsky, Pyotr Ilyich, 73,233
Ten Days that Shook the World (Reed), 12
Tertz, Abram, 32
textile factory visit, 106-108
Thang s Bicycle (La Guma), 23, 235
The}/ Fought for Their Country
(Sholokhov), 193, 224n7
They Shoot Horses Don t They, 230,
236n9
Thibedi, William, 10-11
Third World, 44
Tiesa, 235
Time Longer Than Rope (Roux), 11
Time of the Butcherbird (La Guma), 3, 21,
28, 42
The Time Has Come (La Guma), 28
Timofeyevich, Yermak, 223n2
Timokhin, Vladlen, 208
Tolstoy, Leo, 74, 81n5
Toure, Sekou, 64, 68n7
tragedy, 46
Index
263
Trakai, Lithuania, 233
Trakai castle, 234
Transcription Centre, 25
Trans-Siberian Railway, 24, 45, 186,188
traveling theory, 33
Treason Trial, 20,22,153nl8
tribalism, 197-199
Trotsky, Leon, 10,11,19, 35
Trubetskoi, Sergei Petrovich, 161,
224n5
Tselinograd, Kazakhstan, 130
Turkmenistan, 35, llln2
Twin, Mark, 74
Tyumen, Siberia, 211-214
Udainazarova, Tutiphon, 168
Udovikova, Raissa, 127
Uigun, 156
Ujamaa: Essays on Socialism (Nyerere),
34
Ulugbek, 37,176,177,184n22
Ulyanova, Valentina, 140
Ulyanovsk, Russia, 222-223
Umkhonto we Sizwe, 2
Universal Negro Improvement
Association (UNIA), 8
Updike, John, 205
Ust-Ordynsky Buryat national area,
193-197, 224n8
utopian space, 37, 39
Uzbekistan, xiii, 84; acquirements
from, 237; Alai Mountains, 168-170;
Bukhara visit in, 174-176,178-179;
collective farm system in, 165-167,
181; concerts in, 157; cotton
production in, 162,164,166,175,
179, 181,183nl0,183nl5; dress of,
164-165; Ferghana Valley visit,
163-167; Great Ferghana Canal, 36,
164,173,183nl5; history of, 161-163;
industrialization of, 182; Kyzyl Kum
Desert in, 175; land reclamation in,
181-182; leave-taking, 158-159;
Marghilan market place, 173;
Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam recitation
in, 180; Samarkand visit in, 176-178;
science in, 133; silk manufacture in,
167-168,171-173; socialism in, 162;
Tashkent in, 119,155-161,180-181;
traditional dress of, 158; Uzbek
Writer s Union, 158; women in, 166,
167; wool production in, 179
Vambery, 136,153nl9,161,183nll
Vassilyevna, Galina, 217
Verdi, 230
Vietnam: A People s Victory (La
Guma), 23
Vilnius, Lithuania, 229—230, 235
Vilnius-Kaunas highway, 231
Vladimirov, Alexei, 117
Volshaninova, 127
A Walk in the Night (La Guma), 3, 22, 28
War of the Worlds (Wells), 85
Washington, Booker T., 34
weddings: in Siberia, 220-221; in
Tajikistan, 90,101
Wells, H. G., 85, 94, 97
We Shall Overcome, 150, 154n27
Western Cape writing, 23
What I Learned from Maxim Gorky
(La Guma), 30
White Guards, 123,138,147
White Huns, 161
Whitsuntide Shakers, 213
Williams, Eric, 14
Wilson, Edmund, 13
Wilson, Harold, 67, 69nl2
Winter Notes on Summer Impressions
(Dostoevsky), 76
Wolpe, Harold, 21, 34
women: of Soviet Union, 134-135; in
Tajikistan, 89; in Uzbekistan, 166,
167
World Congress Against Colonial
Oppression and Imperialism, 9
The Wretched of the Earth (Fanon), 37
Wright, Richard, 33, 35, 44, 46
Writers Union of the USSR (Soiuz
sovetskikh pisatelei), 88; book
invitation from, 29; ceremonial
leave-taking, 181; Congress
attendance, 30, 32; control of, 37;
invitation from, 66; monitoring by,
39; representatives of, 203
writing: Afro-Asian Writers
Association, 24, 25, 37, 42, 88; of
264
Index
Mandela, 3; political thought and,
21, 23; Western Cape, 23. See also
fiction
Wyndham, John, 109
Yakushkin, 221, 226n39
Yalutorovsk, Siberia, 221
Yandosov, Bakhram, 145
Yankovsky, Ivan, 148
Yashen, Kamil, 156,181,183n2
yashmak, 87
Yazhek, Ivan, 210
Yermak, 187
Yesinov, Dauletbek, 152
Yeslovetsky State Farm, 138-141
Young Communist League, 12
Young Pioneers, 72, 222
Yousaf, Nahem, 28
Yurchak, Alexei, 43
Yusupov, Osman, 164
Zazubrin, Vladimir, 208,225n20
Zolotogradov, 127
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