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Michael Romm's Ascent of Mount Stalin: A Soviet Landscape?

Pages 1151-1166 | Published online: 25 Aug 2009
 

Notes

I would like to thank Dr Nick Megoran, Dr Denis Shaw, Professor Stephen Cunha, Dr Eva Maurer and the anonymous reviewers for their useful input and advice during the research and writing of this essay. The views, findings, interpretations and conclusions expressed in this article are those of the author alone and do not necessarily represent the official position of the OSCE and/or its participating States.

The direct translation from the Russian ‘pik’ tends to use the word ‘Peak’ and would be better recognised in the climbing literature as such but throughout the book by Romm he uses the term ‘Mount’. Following Romm's usage therefore, ‘Mount’ is used in the rest of this article.

For more on the actual climbing of Mount Stalin see Horsman (2002).

Author's personal communication with E. Maurer (email), 11 December 2008.

Author's personal communication with E. Maurer (email), 11 December 2008.

Lawrence and Wishart website available at: http://www.lwbooks.co.uk/about.html, accessed 15 August 2008.

Personal communications with the author, 30 September 2000 and 14 September 2001.

For further discussion, see Ellis (Citation2002, p. 63).

See also Hirsch (Citation2003).

Author's personal communication with E. Maurer (email), 11 December 2008.

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