Still, it is worth recalling a time when a little openness flew out of control.
As a correspondent and bureau chief for The New York Times in Moscow in the late 1980s, I had a ringside seat to observe the slow disintegration of the Soviet Union under Mr. Gorbachev. The collapse of the Soviet empire and [...]
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When the Kremlin Tried a Little Openness
Posted by Matt in May 18th, 2008 | no comment
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Russia: Is The USSR Back In Vogue?
Posted by Matt in May 6th, 2008 | no comment
Published in Russia, Former Glory, Free Rein, Hallmarks, Military Tradition, Political Analyst, putin, Red Square, Russia, Soviet Empire, tanks, Ussr, Victory Day, Vogue
Dmitry Oreshkin, a Russian political analyst, says beefing up the Victory Day parade is just one of many steps that Putin has taken toward resurrecting the hallmarks of the Soviet empire and the country’s former glory.
“He gives free rein to the Soviet dream,” Oreshkin says. “The huge number of people who were brought up in [...]
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