Englishwoman Mary McAuley first arrived in Leningrad in the early 1960s, eager to study labor relations for her thesis.
Staying at a hostel, she met a number of Soviet students, many born under the rule of Joseph Stalin.
Over the half-century that followed, McAuley traced their varying paths and the changing face of the former imperial capital.
Remembering Leningrad captures the story of a beautiful city and lifelong friendships.
We follow McAuley as she walks through the streets .
University Of Wisconsin Press Remembering leningrad: the story of a generation, hardcover/mary mcauley
