Uncover the lasting environmental culture of Soviet East Europe, a vital exploration connecting historical legacies to modern climate change challenges. This book offers in-depth analysis of how Soviet rule influenced attitudes toward nature through literature, history, and memory in countries like Poland and Ukraine. It examines pivotal events from collectivisation to the Chernobyl disaster, revealing how past traditions can inspire contemporary environmental activism. Essential for academics, students, and anyone interested in post-Soviet history and ecological consciousness.