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What If Lenin Never Returned to Russia?Explore an alternate history where Lenin stayed in exile—how would it have changed the Russian Revolution and the 20th ...
Sandwiched between the Ukrainian border and the Dniester River, Transnistria broke away from Moldova in a short civil war in ...
July 16 marks the 115th anniversary of the birth of Nathan Steinberger, a Jewish socialist and survivor of Stalin's terror in ...
Their GreenGold Tea is one of several new companies that brought tea fields in and around Ozurgeti, Guria’s regional capital, ...
The Soviet ‘illegals’ program trained and embedded spies who lived surreptitiously in the West – just like TV’s The Americans. Who were they, and did they really go away?
President Trump’s threat to destroy Russia’s international oil market by Labor Day comes as President Putin pulls up the ...
Petrol stations run dry after oil refinery collapse Teachers Are Learning a Hard Lesson. Their Retirement Plans Cost a Fortune. Amid Epstein backlash, Bondi ends case against MAGA-backed Utah doctor ...
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Worldcrunch on MSNImperialism By Language: How Putin Uses Russian To Squash Ethnic MinoritiesThe Kremlin accuses Ukraine of persecuting the Russian language as propaganda to justify the Ukraine War. But on the home ...
The Atesh movement regularly commits sabotage attacks on Russian territory and in Russian-occupied areas of Ukraine.
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How Lenin and the Bolsheviks Seized PowerThe Bolsheviks didn’t just take Russia they dismantled an empire and reshaped history in a matter of months. This video unpacks how Lenin, Trotsky, and the Red Guards seized power through revolution, ...
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Jacobin on MSNIulii Martov Was the Russian Revolution’s Lost ProphetBefore the revolution of 1917, Iulii Martov was arguably a more prominent figure in Russia’s socialist movement than Vladimir Lenin or Leon Trotsky. While Lenin and Trotsky saw October 1917 as a ...
According to official Russian government tender records, Russia’s Ministry of Culture has signed a contract to restore Lenin’s Mausoleum in Moscow for nearly 20 million rubles (about $255,000).
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