The book "What is history? Versions of the Russian abroad . The monograph is a fascinating and in-depth study that opens the world of Russian emigration, its cultural and historical aspects to the reader. Compiled by a team of authors, this monograph is a multifaceted analysis of how Russian emigrants perceived and interpreted their history while away from their homeland. The book focuses on various versions and narratives that were formed in the Russian diaspora, from the beginning of the 20th century to the present day. The authors raise important questions about how emigration influenced the perception of history, what cultural and political contexts formed these versions, and how they relate to historical truth. The reader will be able to see how personal destinies and collective experiences intertwine into the complex fabric of the historical narrative. This book will be of interest to a wide range of readers - from students and teachers studying the history and culture of Russia, to anyone interested in issues of identity, memory and historical justice. It is suitable both for young people seeking to understand the complex processes that took place in Russia and abroad, and for a more mature audience who wants to deepen their knowledge of Russian emigration and its impact on modern society. The topics raised in the monograph cover not only historical events, but also philosophical reflections on what history is and how it is constructed. The authors draw attention to how the memory of the past is formed in conditions of emigration, how it is transmitted from generation to generation and how it affects the modern perception of Russia. This makes the book relevant in light of contemporary discussions about national identity and historical memory.[citation needed] The style in which the monograph is written is distinguished by scientific rigor and at the same time accessibility. The authors use rich factual material, supported by many examples and quotes from the works of Russian emigrants, which makes reading not only informative, but also fascinating. The book also includes analytical articles that will help readers better understand the complex relationship between history and culture. If you are interested in such works as “Russian emigration: history and fate” or “Lost generation: Russian literature abroad”, then “What is history? Versions of the Russian abroad” will be a real find for you . This book will not only expand your knowledge about the Russian diaspora, but also make you think about how history is formed and reinterpreted in the context of global changes. In conclusion, "What is history? Versions of Russian abroad . Monograph "is an important contribution to the study of Russian history and culture, which will not leave indifferent any reader. It opens new horizons for understanding the difficult fate of the Russian people and its place in world history. Do not miss the opportunity to immerse yourself in this fascinating world and learn more about how history can be interpreted and reinterpreted in different contexts.