Russian Revolution – The Immanent Frame

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The House of Government

A matter of life and death

Victoria Smolkin·

December 14, 2018

Opening his chapter on “The Faith” of Bolshevism (chapter 3), Yuri Slezkine writes that “The most obvious question about [the]…

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The House of Government

A religious revolution?

Árpád von Klimó·

December 7, 2018

As a historian—not a scholar of religion—specialized in Hungarian, Italian, and German history, I cannot say much about Yuri Slezkine’s…

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