Det ny Sibirien (The New Siberia) by Holger Rosenberg (Craal) offers a vivid depiction of Siberia at the dawn of the 20th century, focusing on the transformative effects of the Trans-Siberian Railway. This account paints a picture of a burgeoning land of opportunity and provides insights into the social, economic, and geographical landscape of the region.

Rosenberg's work also includes a travelogue through Manchuria, providing a rare glimpse into this region during a period of significant geopolitical change. Accompanied by numerous illustrations based on the author's photographs, this book provides a unique and valuable historical record. With a foreword by Statsraad Thor Lange, Det ny Sibirien is essential reading for anyone interested in the history of Russia, Siberia, and early 20th-century travel.

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