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"Du Kremlin au Pacifique" by Georges Ducrocq is a travelogue written in the early 20th century. It likely traces a journey from Moscow across Siberia and Mongolia to the Pacific, blending vivid landscape writing with ethnographic sketches and encounters by rail, river, and road. Expect portraits of pilgrims, émigrés, soldiers, indigenous peoples, and frontier towns set against the Volga, the Urals, the taiga, Irkutsk, Lake Baikal, the Buryat and Mongol worlds, the Amur, and Khabarovsk.
The opening of the work moves from a sensory portrait of Moscow—its fervent devotions, Kremlin memories of Tatar rule, and bell‑filled skyline seen from Sparrow Hills—into the eastbound journey on the Trans‑Siberian with a gruff young consul, his spirited wife Katia, their children, and other travelers, as the train crosses the Volga and the Urals toward Siberia’s emigrants, chained convicts, and open steppe. The narrative lingers in the taiga, Irkutsk, and on Lake Baikal, where villages, night crossing
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