It’s an incongruous name for a wilderness, “the Karoo.” The nursery-like sound belies the harshness of a vast, arid ...
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In South Africa, Russia’s ‘anti-colonial’ narrative sways public opinion“The appeal of Russia’s ‘anti-colonial’ narrative lies in its usefulness to societies and ruling elites across Eurasia and ...
A duet with Nadia Dorofeeva adds depth and emotion, transforming 19th-century poetry into a musical manifesto of ... refers to the historical name of Ukraine’s steppes, where Cossacks once fought - ...
The Cossacks were originally semi-nomadic peoples of various origins, Slavicised by the nineteenth century, who were allowed considerable autonomy and self-government in return for military service to ...
Dominic Alexander continues his series on revolutionary change in history by looking at the founding of Russian socialism ...
An enigmatic early-1800s author (or is it 1974?) writes defining principles on how to swim with literal sharks and in the ...
But as the economist Brad DeLong likes to say, “the Cossacks work for the Czar.” In other words, the blame for misdeeds rests with the top man, who often uses seemingly uncontrollable minions ...
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