Hi long lost friends!
Just poking around and found this website. Havent been here in a while, but I have a couple of postings in mind for January. Meanwhile, you may want to check this out, especially if you speak Russian.
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Harbiner Stories: Russian Diaspora Histories from China and the Northeast Frontier 
That link doesn’t seem to work. ( Apologies, but the page you requested could not be found.Perhaps searching will help.)
Michael (My mother was raised in Harbin)
Hi Michael –
Just thought about searching facebook for a Harbiner group and found the Харбин и харбинцы – 哈尔滨 -Harbin & Harbiners group page. Try a search by copying the full name or part of it.
Wish we had a forum and a map with links too! Sigh, maybe later.
Thx – found the FB page
I am not a Russian but a Polish Harbiner but the theme is very interesting. The best website (in Russian) on the subject is Russkiy Harbin. So many informations, photos and documents.
http://forum.vgd.ru/614/31743/0.htma=stdforum_view&o=&IB2XPnewforum_=jvuuqnmr1biinhhr94rv0a1g86
Regards,
Jerzy
My mother arrived in Harbin in early 1920s qwith her mother and brother, they lived there until about 1943, then moved to Shanghai. Would really like to connect with others with the same history.