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Articles with tag "Stalin"
opinion
Prodolzhenie Sleduet
The Return of Russia's Foreign Agent Paranoia as Biological Imperative
Every Friday, the Russian internet — well, its liberal part at least — waits with bated breath for communications regulator Roskomnadzor to...
PERSONALITY CULT
For a Troubled Russian Region, Stalin is a Local Hero
North Ossetia has more Stalin monuments than any other Russian region, with many believing the Soviet dictator had local roots
jailed activist
Russia Extends Jailed Gulag Historian's Prison Sentence to 15 Years
Yury Dmitriyev is renowned for his work that shed light on Soviet-era political repressions in his home region.
returning the names
Moscow Commemoration of Stalin's Victims Returns After Pandemic
Every Oct. 29, activists read the names, ages and professions of those who died in Stalin’s purges in the 1930s.
‘COMPLEX FIGURE’
Russians’ Support for Stalin Monument Doubles in a Decade – Poll
Nearly half of respondents said they would support a statue commemorating the Soviet dictator.
post-soviet perspectives
Russians, Ukrainians Split on Views of Stalin – Poll
“Respect, indifference and sympathy toward Stalin prevail in Russia, while among Ukrainians it’s indifference and negative feelings.”
looming legacy
Putin Plummets, Stalin Stays on Top in Russians’ Ranking of ‘Notable’ Historical Figures – Poll
Just 15% of Russians named Putin as one of history's most prominent figures, his lowest showing since 2003.
unmarked burials
Archeologists Find New Pits at Stalin-Era Moscow Mass Grave
Archeologists have discovered 47 additional pits at the site of the Kommunarka firing range, bringing the total to 134.
unwelcome visage
Russia’s Last Stalin Avenue Removes Dictator’s Bust Days After Installation
The monument, put up by local Communist Party members, ignited deep-seated divisions over Stalin's legacy.
no relation
Stalin Eyes Power in Indian State Election
Born just days before his namesake died in 1953, the Indian Stalin has admitted his name had caused some awkward moments in Russia.
SOVIET GENERALISSIMUS
Russian Communists Aim to Build Stalin Museum
The regional Party branch organizing the project said it will “give a powerful impetus to the patriotic education of the younger generation.”
INTERNAL EXILE
Left Out in the Cold for Decades, Russia’s ‘Gulag Children’ Battle to Return Home
Russians born in Stalin’s camps are still fighting for compensation the law says they are entitled to.
upheld verdict
Russian Court Rejects Gulag Historian’s 13-Year Sentence Appeal
Supporters and human rights groups say Yury Dmitriyev's case is retaliation for his work in exposing Stalin-era executions.
STALIN LEGACY
Russians Demand Housing for ‘Children of the Gulag’
Pensioners whose parents were repressed under Stalin are still waiting for state housing.
provocative mascot
Moscow ‘Stalin Shawarma’ Stand Ordered Closed After Outcry
The shop's menu featured dishes named after Stalin, Khrushchev and notorious Soviet security service chief Lavrentiy Beria.
returning the names
Stalin Victims Commemoration Moves Online Due to Coronavirus
Every Oct. 29, people gather at the former KGB headquarters to read the names, ages and professions of those who died in Stalin’s purges.
HARSH RULING
Prominent Gulag Historian's 3.5-Year Prison Sentence Lengthened to 13 Years
Human rights advocates have condemned the move by Karelia’s Supreme Court.
'bone in the authorities' throat'
Gulag Historian Convicted for Sexual Assault Despite Outcry
Dmitriyev will be released in November as his time already served in pre-trial detention will count toward his sentence.
complicated legacy
Russian Communist Unveils Stalin Statue on WWII Anniversary
Local authorities say the 3-meter monument is illegal.
revising history
Russian City Removes Plaques Memorializing Polish POWs Massacred By Stalin
Poland responded to the removal by accusing Russia of “following in the footsteps ... of Soviet Stalinist totalitarianism.”
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