Mikhail KlochkoMikhail Klochko Soviet Scientist, Cold War Defector, Canadian Storyteller Vadim Koukouchkine and Carter Elwood Canada Russia Series, No. 3 IN AUGUST 1961, while attending an international congress in Montreal, Dr. Mikhail Klochko defected to Canada. Klochko had two distinct careers: as a scientist and as a writer. Before his defection, he was an esteemed Soviet chemist, the holder of a professorship in Moscow, and the recipient of a Stalin prize.

Source/Derivations is the first full-length monograph on the important contemporary Canadian artist Allan Harding MacKay

Hans-Ludwig Blohm

An avid 'catch and release' fisherman

Playing in bands through his high-school years

philosophy

Martha Black recounts her life story vividly — sometimes a little too vividly

Martha Black

from the University of Toronto

and Philatelic Archives in the Visual and Sound Archive Division

a later one in 1924 greatly intrigued Thomas Mann

Cold-War Defector

Writing mainly to close friends