Table of Contents

• Introduction
• Chapter 1. The Russian move eastward. The fall of Albazin.
• Chapter 2. The Albazins in Beijing in the 17th - 19th centuries.
• 2.1 The Albazins arrive in China
• 2.2. Acculturization of the Albazins. The Russian Orthodox Church in Albazin life.
• Chapter 3. The Albazins during the Boxer Uprising.
• Chapter 4. The Albazins in the 20th century.
• 4.1. The Mission is established. The Russian Revolution and its effect on the Mission
• 4.2. The Albazins in Tianjin
• 4.3. The Japanese occupation
• 4.4. The Church schism in the Orthodox China Mission
• 4.5. Transition to an Autonomous Orthodox Church of China
• 4.6. The Autonomous Orthodox Church of China. The Cultural Revolution.
• Chapter 5. The Current Situation
• 5.1. Relations between the Russian Embassy and the Albazins
• 5.2. Relations between the Beijing Russian Club and the Albazins
• 5.3. The Simon Dubinin family ( Dù Xí 杜锡)
• 5.4. The Anna Romanova family ( Luó Qín 罗琴)
• Conclusion
• Bibliography
• Appendices