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 Recalling daily life in Soviet Georgia: “The Amorous Detective and Other Stories” by Jumber Khantadze

Recalling daily life in Soviet Georgia: “The Amorous Detective and Other Stories” by Jumber Khantadze

May 19, 2023

Xandie (Alexandra) Kuenning reviews "The Amorous Detective and Other Stories," a short story collection reminiscing about life in Soviet Georgia

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 “They terrorize us, we are not afraid”: “Say Thank You” by Mikhail Aizenberg

“They terrorize us, we are not afraid”: “Say Thank You” by Mikhail Aizenberg

May 12, 2023

Katherine Leung reviews the poetry of Mikhail Aizenberg, translated by J. Kates in the collection "Say Thank You"

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 In search of a family’s forgotten dark past: Reviewing “A Crime in the Family” by Sacha Batthyány

In search of a family’s forgotten dark past: Reviewing “A Crime in the Family” by Sacha Batthyány

March 24, 2023

Xandie Kuenning reviews "A Crime in the Family," a memoir from Sacha Batthyány about discovering the dark side of one's family history

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 Mythmaking and propaganda: How Soviet cultural influence has made Chinese society susceptible to Russian narratives

Mythmaking and propaganda: How Soviet cultural influence has made Chinese society susceptible to Russian narratives

March 16, 2023

Sijie Jiang shows how the lasting influence of Soviet culture on the communist China heavily impacts the course of today's Sino-Russian relations.

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 The Leader Who Thought Another World Was Possible

The Leader Who Thought Another World Was Possible

September 19, 2022

If Gorbachev is remembered only for the fall of the Soviet Union, Russia may never escape from the clutches of autocracy, writes Hugo Blewett-Mundy.

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 Bornholm, Russia and the politics of memory

Bornholm, Russia and the politics of memory

May 8, 2022

Although the Red Army left the Danish island of Bornholm 76 years ago, the Russian invasion of Ukraine has brought the memories of those events to life again. This small island, stretched between [...]

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 The Soviet Union is still collapsing

The Soviet Union is still collapsing

April 24, 2022

Russia’s gas exports have claimed the headlines again, as war in Ukraine rumbles on and sanctions against the Russian regime are brought back on the table. Webs of metal reaching from the Urals [...]

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 The Turning Tides: reviewing Dissident Histories in the Soviet Union: From De-Stalinization to Perestroika by Barbara Martin

The Turning Tides: reviewing Dissident Histories in the Soviet Union: From De-Stalinization to Perestroika by Barbara Martin

March 31, 2022

Katherine Leung review Barbara Martin's Dissident Histories in the Soviet Union: From De-Stalinization to Perestroika.

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 In the Walnut Forest of Arslanbob, Soviet Nostalgia Lingers

In the Walnut Forest of Arslanbob, Soviet Nostalgia Lingers

February 2, 2022

“Is that your car?” Khusnidin asked, pointing to the UAZ Hunter my friend and I had rented in Bishkek. “I have a Soviet car as well, a white Lada Niva” he said proudly, as my friend plowed the [...]

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 30 Years After Its Collapse the Soviet Union is More Popular Than Ever

30 Years After Its Collapse the Soviet Union is More Popular Than Ever

January 31, 2022

Thirty years after the break-up of the Soviet Union and the creation of the Russian Federation, many still want to describe the Russian economy, society, and political scenes as “transitional”. [...]

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