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Apr
2014

Uncertain Borders

As the battle over Crimea rages, Alfred Rieber recounts the long history of conflict and shifting borders in eastern Europe that forms the foundation of his book,
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9
Feb
2010

What Ukraine’s Election Means for Democracy

Via Foreign Affairs, Lucan Way author of Competitive Authoritarianism on Ukraine’s still-disputed election. In 2004, the world watched as the Orange Revolution unfolded in Ukraine, pitting an insurgent,...
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3
Sep
2009

Russian Color Photographs – 1907-1915

A gorgeous Newsweek photo gallery shows never-before-developed photographs of official photographer to the Russian Czar Sergei Mikhailovich Prokudin-Gorskii. They were taken between 1907 and 1915 on separate...
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6
Jul
2009

Decoding Russia: David Foglesong

The New York Times quotes David Foglesong on America’s difficulty understanding Russian attitudes: “American have had this expectation that because Russia is white and Christian and had the same...
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18
Aug
2008

Were Russia’s Attacks Legal?

And were the Georgians’? I admit it: no matter how many news stories I read, I hadn’t sorted the whole thing out. Some Canadian law students have taken care of that, and on a site with a great...
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17
Jul
2008

A Legacy of Russophobia

GuideMoscow.com caught an earlier post of ours about David Foglesong’s book, and noted the cartoon. Foglesong writes of a legacy of American efforts to re-make Russia in its image, and his book includes...
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12
May
2008

What’s with the Panic Over Russia?

The US sometimes just can’t get Russia. And that’s nothing new. For decades, through propaganda, pressure, and direct religious missionary work, Americans tried to persuade Russians that they...
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