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Some participants in the Russian Revolution could not get the fate of the French Revolution out of their heads, and Kerensky was among them. When spring moved toward summer, he ordered a new, make-or-break offensive in the war, and soon mass demonstrations for peace boiled over again in P...
“Revolution is immortal!” Source: Ivan Astashin (Facebook), 19 August 2024. Translated by the Russian Reader hecksinductionhour leftists, solidarity, war and peace, youth 2 Comments August 22, 2024 2 Minutes Russia’s Fascist Meltdown: The Cliff Notes Version Screenshot of Mediazona infogr...
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“This could be the worst crisis since the Arab oil embargo and the Iranian revolution in the 1970s,” Yergin said. Both events were major oil shocks in that decade. pglMarch 4, 2022 at 9:01 am Is Russia cutting its oil production? I doubt it. Couldn’t OPEC produce more oil? Of ...
An atheistic Communist system had been imposed on them by deadly force after the Revolution of 1917 and brutally maintained by all successive regimes. It was now the poet’s responsibility to preserve this culture. Source: Jeffrey Meyers, “Brodsky’s Travels: From Leningrad to Venice,” ...
The street bore this tragic name until 1955, when someone competent finally showed up at city hall and explained to them how the name was ambiguous. City hall agreed and renamed it Heroes of the Revolution Street. But you can’t fool the people, and so the name “Victims of the Heroes ...
Things were not exactly peachy during the first years of the Putin regime, but they became a hell of a lot worse after the Kremlin invaded Ukraine and went flying off to Syria to save Assad’s bacon from the fire of popular revolution. As long as Russia remains entrenched in those places...
and feelings are far more interesting to the historian Mozheiko than historical processes and the movements of the masses, and even more so than quotations from the classic Marxist-Leninist authors (defiantly ignored even in a book published on the fiftieth anniversary of the October Revolution). ...
Debord’s adage “Love is possible only on the eve of a revolution” could well have been endorsed by Shpalikov. Debord was the founder of Situationism. An amazing poet, screenwriter, and director, Shpalikov was the Soviet Guy Debord. Like Debord, Shpalikov had an explicitly spatial mi...