Olga Fields·Aug 24Lenin’s Redefinition of Marxism and the Fate of FebruaryLenin’s most consequential revision of Marxism began with an inconvenient observation: workers could be militant without being…
Olga Fields·Aug 23Why Stolypin Had to Die: The Reform That Threatened the RevolutionIn September 1911, Russian Prime Minister Pyotr Stolypin attended a performance of The Tale of Tsar Saltan at the Kyiv Municipal Theatre…
Olga Fields·Aug 17War Communism: Emergency Policy or Blueprint for a New Society?How civil war, economic collapse, and revolutionary ideology created a system of coercion whose influence outlived the emergency
Olga Fields·Aug 16Rebuilding the Factory, Losing the Family: Revolution in Gladkov’s CementFyodor Gladkov’s novel celebrates collective reconstruction while revealing the hunger, violence, and private losses demanded by the new…
InThe Dock on the BaybyJames Marinero, MSc, MBA.·Aug 3Kremlin Crisis Coming SoonAugust is always a risky month in MoscowA response icon4A response icon4
InThe Dock on the BaybyJames Marinero, MSc, MBA.·Jul 2Ukraine Kicks Off 40 Day Campaign To Make Russia Face RealityCompelling Russia to end its 3 day SMO (now 1590 and counting): So, what’s the plan?A response icon8A response icon8
TAARA SETHI·Jun 24The illusion of equality: Power and Propaganda in George Orwell’s ‘Animal Farm’In the face of adversity it is not power that screams but power that whispers, and the world listens silently. This was the case of the…
InILLUMINATIONbyMatthew A·Apr 5Remembering the Most Significant Dates of the Russian RevolutionThe Crucial Dates of the Russian Revolution
