He rode for 25 days in a cart through Indochina, accompanied by a Chinese boy and a Russian refugee.

He was born in Berlin in 1926, the youngest of three children of Russian refugees.

In the early 1900s large numbers of Russian refugees fled to Hāěrbīn as well.

Hēilóngjiāng also saw an influx of Russian refugees following the Russian revolution in 1917.

Its original purpose was to help Russian refugees from Europe and Soviet Union.

As Russian refugees poured into London, Rosing was at the center of the action.

The Revolution also brought a flood of impoverished Russian Jewish refugees to the neighborhood.

The city had become the centre of organised political opposition by Russian political refugees working towards reform in their own country.

They invited public speakers ("agitators") and housed Russian refugees after the failed 1905 revolution.

In general the parishioners of these churches were Russian refugees, and the Chinese part was composed of about 10,000 people.