About
Joanna Gorska is a first year PhD candidate specializing in Eastern European and Russian History. Her research is primarily focused on the intra-national relations of borderland inhabitants, and how the two Russian revolutions of 1905 and 1917 sharpened and defined Eastern European notions of self-identity and statehood. Her supervisor is Professor Ana Siljak, with whom she will be analyzing the repercussions of the 1905 Revolution, both domestically and internationally.
Selected Publications
Conference Presentations
- “Art Under Autocracy: The Soviet Cultural Experience”, Hart House, University of Toronto, March 15, 2019
