Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents v
3. Acknowledgments vii
4. Note on Transliteration and Conventions xi
5. Archival Abbreviations xiii
6. Terms and Abbreviations xv
7. Recurring Personages xvii
8. Map of Soviet annexations, 1939–45 xviii
9. Map of the division of postwar Germany xix
10. Introduction: Displaced in War and Peace 1
11. 1. Workers from the East: Deportation and Conditions of Labor among Eastern Workers 15
12. 2. Forced Labor Empire: Community, Transnational Contact, and Sex 33
13. 3. Collaboration and Resistance: Wartime Agency and Its Limits in Wustrau and Leipzig 54
14. 4. Liberated in a Foreign Land: Wild Re-Sovietization and the Choice to Return in Allied-Occupied Europe, 1945 81
15. 5. Ambiguous Homecoming: Social Tensions in Repatriation to the USSR 104
16. 6. Repatriation and the Economics of Coerced Labor: Between Punishment and Pragmatism 126
17. 7. A Return to Policing: Collaborators, Spies, and the Cold War under Late Stalinism 143
18. 8. Unheroic Returns: Returnee-Resisters, Historians, and Police 166
19. 9. Wayward Children of the Motherland: The Soviet Fight for Nonreturners in Western-Occupied Europe 190
20. 10. Return after Stalin: The Return to the Motherland Campaign in the 1950s 215
21. Conclusion: No One Is Forgotten, No One Is Forgiven 235
22. Notes 241
23. Note on Sources 279
24. Index 281