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One of Russia's largest publishers uses ghostwriters to churn out books. But high quantity has led to low quality.
What our reviewer has been reading lately, and what it has gotten him thinking about.
Tamara Eidelman, Russian Life's history editor for 18 years (2003-2021) has been arrested in absentia.
... And Why You Should Read It (it's a history, btw, and it's important)
A fast-paced crash course in Russian history, from Norsemen to Navalny, that explores the ways the Kremlin uses history to achieve its ends.
Three books by a former Soviet soldier have been banned for challenging the dominant narrative of World War II.
An easily-overlooked monument and museum outside Portland, Oregon, marks the site where three Soviet aviators completed the world's first transpolar flight.
A statue to the founder of the Soviet secret police has been erected in Khabarovsk.
Lenin has been on display in the Red Square for exactly a century.
War transforms the image of the Soviet-era apartment building.
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