From Nowhere to Somewhere

Exploring the evolution of nationalism, this memoir provides a unique lens on how groups like the Carpatho-Rusyns have forged a collective identity over the past fifty years. It delves into the mechanisms employed by governments and intellectuals to unify disparate individuals into a recognizable nationality. By examining the Carpatho-Rusyn experience, the book illustrates the journey of a stateless people from obscurity to acknowledgment, offering insights into the broader implications of nationality-building in Europe and the diaspora.