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The Soviet Sexophobia
From the work by Professor Dr. Igor S. Kon The sexual revolution in Russia: From the Age of the Czars to Today. It is usually thought that the Bolshevik crusade against sex began in the 1930s, as a pa… more →
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Tsar Alexander I visited Borgå
Jonas wrote 2 hours ago: Today marked exactly 200 years since Alexander I closed the Diet of Borgå (Porvoo). For four months … more →
Robert Massie "Peter the Great" (A Literature Pick of Choice)
dummidumbwit wrote 1 day ago: Robert Massie “Peter the Great” (A Literature Pick of Choice) This book is one of the … more →
25 August 1936 – Grigory Zinoviev
Last Writes wrote 10 months ago: ZinovievWhoever said you can’t be done for the same crimes twice? Try telling that to the between-wo … more →
The Gift of Forgetfulness
Russia Profile wrote 11 months ago: August is known as an explosive month in Russian history. But in recent years, the country’s citizen … more →
Russia
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taylerc wrote 11 months ago: I find Russian history so fascinating. Alexander Solzhenitsyn wrote and shed light on the history of … more →
Destination Spotlight: Sitka, Alaska
sunstonetours wrote 11 months ago: Sitka is named as one of 1000 Places to See Before You Die. Sitka is settled on Baranof Island, l … more →
Holy Fools, Stranniki and Startsys...come meet them for yourself!
rosefirewalker wrote 1 year ago: The Stranniki or Holy wanderers, “roamed from village to village, casting spells and praying o … more →
Review of Lenin's State and Revolution
Ross Wolfe wrote 1 year ago: Review of Lenin’s State and Revolution Lenin’s State and Revolution, composed during the summer … more →
Vladimir Lenin
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mossavi wrote 1 year ago: REUTERS – by Guy Faulconbridge The embalmed body of revolutionary leader Vladimir Lenin should … more →
more on reaction to Indiana Jones...
joshua walker wrote 1 year ago: This time from the very disgruntled St. Petersburg Communist Party, who saw fit to give their interp … more →
Altai Republic. Revival of ancient traditions
russianwomenshome wrote 1 year ago: National Altai holiday El-Oiyn -”national games, national celebration” – sprang u … more →
The Hermitage interiors. Saint Petersburg
russianwomenshome wrote 1 year ago: The State Hermitage is one of the world biggest art and culture museum. Founded in 1764, the Hermit … more →
The spirit of revolution
russianwomenshome wrote 1 year ago: St Petersburg has been the cradle of three revolutions: one in 1905 and two in 1917 (in February and … more →
How did the Russian Tsars die?
kpru wrote 1 year ago: Scholars look at Russian history from a medical perspective How is the health of a country connected … more →
Remaining Romanov Bones Found
Alex wrote 1 year ago: I know this has nothing to do with American history, but I thought I would add an entry about it any … more →
14. Firesong - Jospeh Hone
jacquelinekvz wrote 1 year ago: Well this book has taken me quite literally months to read. It was very hard to get into, and finall … more →
Russia. Yasnaya Polyana
russianwomenshome wrote 1 year ago: Writers of the Golden Age of Russian prose were, as a rule, born and brought up in their family esta … more →
Ideal husband, successful marriage and true love through the Russian Women's eyes
russianwomenshome wrote 1 year ago: The Russian sociologists after their researches came to a conclusion that the ideal husband in the … more →
The Tsarina's Daughter by: Carolly Erickson
bookwormslibrary wrote 6 days ago: This is a book that I had a lot of hopes for, but never felt like it completely delivered. Part of … more →
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