Сергей Третьяк
the only interesting point is that it's hard to understand what's going on in Ukraine for any foreigner. one-sided discussion. good questions with poor answers. lack of facts. western-oriented emotional opinions.
Putin vs. Ukrainian History
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On February 21, Vladimir Putin delivered a nearly hour-long televised lecture on Soviet history, describing what he clearly believes are the flimsy foundations of Ukrainian statehood and arguing that the government in Kyiv owes its territory today to the supposed generosity of the Bolsheviks, particularly Vladimir Lenin.
To assess this presentation of Ukrainian and Soviet history, Meduza spoke to Dr. Faith Hillis, a professor of Russian history at the University of Chicago, where she specializes in 19th and 20th century politics, culture, and ideas, exploring specifically how Russia's peculiar political institutions — and its status as a multiethnic empire — shaped public opinion and political cultures. Her most recent book, “Utopia’s Discontents: Russian Exiles and the Quest for Freedom, 1830–1930,” is the first synthetic history of the Russian revolutionary emigration before the revolution of 1917.
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- Age restriction:
- 0+
- Date added to LitRes:
- 26 February 2022
- Date written:
- 26 February 2022
- Duration:
- 23 min. 47 sec.
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