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No. 21: Sergey Chernov on Grymov's Hollow War

hecksinductionhour wrote 1 year ago: A hollow war Condoleezza Rice, allegedly, has banned Yury Grymov’s new film, but is it all just a ch … more →

Tags: strangers, Anti-Americanism, russian blogosphere, Russian Media, Yuri Grymov

No. 18: Ekaterina Degot on Saying No to War in Russia

hecksinductionhour wrote 1 year ago: The war hasn’t ended: it’s only getting started. The war is on and that means all of us—people who w … more →

Tags: Fascist Regime, Russian Politics, war in georgia, war in ossetia

No. 17: Dmitry Vilensky on Gazprom's Provocation

hecksinductionhour wrote 1 year ago: Gazprom’s PR office has pulled off another coup: information has circulated that the Okhta Center [G … more →

Tags: capitalism, protest movements, Russian Politics, Saint Petersburg, Chto delat, Dmitry Vilensky, Gazprom, Okhta Center, Urban Development

No. 15: The War on Russian Bloggers (and the War in Georgia?)

hecksinductionhour wrote 1 year ago: http://community.livejournal.com/ru_oborona/573963.html On August 5, Kemerovo blogger Dmitry Solovyo … more →

Tags: Russian Politics, Fascist Regime, persecution of Russian bloggers

No. 14: Mikhail Zolotonosov on Saint Shepetovka1 comment

hecksinductionhour wrote 1 year ago: When [the con man] Ostap Bender [in Ilf & Petrov’s Twelve Chairs] paints for the citizens of Vas … more →

Tags: capitalism, Saint Petersburg, Russian Politics, Valentina Matvienko

No. 13: Anna Rudnitskaya on Petersburg's Antifa

hecksinductionhour wrote 1 year ago: It is hard to believe that the war against fascism is once again being fought on the streets of Russ … more →

Tags: Saint Petersburg, Russian Politics, protest movements, Fascist Regime, Antifa

No. 11: The Destruction of Submariners Garden

hecksinductionhour wrote 1 year ago: The current regime presents itself, at home and abroad, as having brought “stability” and prosperity … more →

Tags: capitalism, Saint Petersburg, Russian Politics, protest movements, Fascist Regime, slum clearance

No. 10: Alexander Sokurov on "Victory Day"

hecksinductionhour wrote 1 year ago: Natalia Kostitsina: And what worries you nowadays? Alexander Sokurov: There are so many things that … more →

Tags: Saint Petersburg, Russian Politics, protest movements, Russian intelligentsia, Alexander Sokurov, Russian Cinema, movement to save Saint Petersburg

No. 9: Kirill Medvedev on the Crisis of the Russian Intelligentsia

hecksinductionhour wrote 1 year ago: In distant Soviet times, I found Bertolt Brecht’s statement that “for art, not being a party member … more →

Tags: Late Socialism, russian poetry, capitalism, russian literature, Russian Politics, protest movements, Fascist Regime, Kirill Medvedev, neoliberalism

No. 8: Pavel Arseniev on Solidarity and Alienation among Russian Students

hecksinductionhour wrote 1 year ago: We remember, we preserve our faithfulness to the event. Forty years like forty days. Return to your … more →

Tags: Poetry, russian poetry, Saint Petersburg, Russian Politics, protest movements, European University, New Street University

No. 7: Vladimir Bukovsky on "Political Correctness" in Britain3 comments

hecksinductionhour wrote 1 year ago: We don’t want to be racists: we’re all civilized people. But the situation is absurd. [I … more →

Tags: Saint Petersburg, Russian Politics, Vladimir Bukovsky, racism

No. 6: Igor Averkiev on "Our Good Hitler"5 comments

hecksinductionhour wrote 1 year ago: “Our[s]” because Putin, like Hitler, is blood of the blood, flesh of the flesh of his ow … more →

Tags: Russian Politics, Fascist Regime, putin, censorship, Hitler, Fascism, Weimar Germany, post-Soviet Russia

No. 5: Sergey Chernov on A Rebel with a Cause (Eduard Limonov)

hecksinductionhour wrote 1 year ago: “[The Marches of the Dissenters] give people courage. Everything will be okay here when people start … more →

Tags: russian poetry, Saint Petersburg, russian literature, Russian Politics, protest movements, Fascist Regime, Limonov, Elections, Marches of the Dissenters

No. 3: Alexander Skidan on Poetry in the Age of Total Communication

hecksinductionhour wrote 1 year ago: Poetry must still invent means for dwelling in the heart of this absolute rupture, for delivering an … more →

Tags: Poetry, russian poetry, capitalism

No. 2: Oleg Aronson on The New Russian Strikebreakers1 comment

hecksinductionhour wrote 2 years ago: It is difficult to write about Putin’s Russia, something one does reluctantly. One hesitates t … more →

Tags: Russia, putin, strikebreakers, perestroika


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