Harvard Series in Ukrainian Studies: Odessa : A History, 1794-1914 by ...
Harvard University Press
Discover the captivating history of Odessa, a unique city founded in 1794 by Empress Catherine II. This paperback edition explores its rise as the Russian Empire's chief cereal exporter, fueled by trade and liberal policies that attracted diverse nationalities. By the late nineteenth century, Odessa was the most cosmopolitan city in the empire, a vibrant hub of international commerce and social life. Patricia Herlihy's meticulously researched account contrasts Odessa's rapid nineteenth-century development with the growing societal tensions leading up to World War I. Drawing on Ukrainian, Russian, travel, and consular sources, the book offers a lively portrait of this bustling and turbulent port, contributing significantly to the understanding of Ukrainian and Russian history, agricultural settlement, urban expansion, and community life. Key Features: * Comprehensive history of Odessa from 1794 to 1914 * Explores the city's diverse population and cosmopolitan nature * Details its role in international commerce and agricultural export * Analyzes societal tensions and decline in the early 20th century Product Summary: Odessa history book, paperback, English language, 432 pages, covering the period 1794-1914.
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