#soviethistory — Public Fediverse posts
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Why Poland refused to help the Whites finish the Bolsheviks during the Russian civil war
https://medium.com/@sensmedia.srl/why-poland-refused-to-help-the-whites-finish-the-bolsheviks-during-the-russian-civil-war-e821518fe79f
#soviethistory #poland #ukraine #stalin #lenin #pilsudski #history #worldwar1 #worldwar2 -
Why Poland refused to help the Whites finish the Bolsheviks during the Russian civil war
https://medium.com/@sensmedia.srl/why-poland-refused-to-help-the-whites-finish-the-bolsheviks-during-the-russian-civil-war-e821518fe79f
#soviethistory #poland #ukraine #stalin #lenin #pilsudski #history #worldwar1 #worldwar2 -
A forgotten 1926 Soviet-era book opens a rare window onto Kazakh steppe life at the moment the old nomadic world began to disappear https://ow.ly/SKCw50ZeGGc #Kazakhstan #Literature #SteppeHistory #NomadicHeritage #SovietHistory #KazakhNomads #CentralAsiaHistory #KazakhSteppe
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A forgotten 1926 Soviet-era book opens a rare window onto Kazakh steppe life at the moment the old nomadic world began to disappear https://ow.ly/SKCw50ZeGGc #Kazakhstan #Literature #SteppeHistory #NomadicHeritage #SovietHistory #KazakhNomads #CentralAsiaHistory #KazakhSteppe
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#Euraknot's really interesting talk w/ #PietroShakarian about his book #AnastasMikoyan: An Armenian Reformer in #Khrushchev's Kremlin.
"How did he push for #destalinization after the leader’s death in 1953, particularly on #SovietNationalityPolicy? Shakarian tells us that in the end, #Mikoyan was more than a survivor. He was a critical player in shaping the post-Stalinist #SovietUnion."
https://www.euraknot.org/anastas-mikoyan/
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#Euraknot's really interesting talk w/ #PietroShakarian about his book #AnastasMikoyan: An Armenian Reformer in #Khrushchev's Kremlin.
"How did he push for #destalinization after the leader’s death in 1953, particularly on #SovietNationalityPolicy? Shakarian tells us that in the end, #Mikoyan was more than a survivor. He was a critical player in shaping the post-Stalinist #SovietUnion."
https://www.euraknot.org/anastas-mikoyan/
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#Euraknot's really interesting talk w/ #PietroShakarian about his book #AnastasMikoyan: An Armenian Reformer in #Khrushchev's Kremlin.
"How did he push for #destalinization after the leader’s death in 1953, particularly on #SovietNationalityPolicy? Shakarian tells us that in the end, #Mikoyan was more than a survivor. He was a critical player in shaping the post-Stalinist #SovietUnion."
https://www.euraknot.org/anastas-mikoyan/
#SovietHistory #SovietArmenia #Armenia #books #biographies @bookstodon -
#Euraknot's really interesting talk w/ #PietroShakarian about his book #AnastasMikoyan: An Armenian Reformer in #Khrushchev's Kremlin.
"How did he push for #destalinization after the leader’s death in 1953, particularly on #SovietNationalityPolicy? Shakarian tells us that in the end, #Mikoyan was more than a survivor. He was a critical player in shaping the post-Stalinist #SovietUnion."
https://www.euraknot.org/anastas-mikoyan/
#SovietHistory #SovietArmenia #Armenia #books #biographies @bookstodon -
#Euraknot's really interesting talk w/ #PietroShakarian about his book #AnastasMikoyan: An Armenian Reformer in #Khrushchev's Kremlin.
"How did he push for #destalinization after the leader’s death in 1953, particularly on #SovietNationalityPolicy? Shakarian tells us that in the end, #Mikoyan was more than a survivor. He was a critical player in shaping the post-Stalinist #SovietUnion."
https://www.euraknot.org/anastas-mikoyan/
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[Part 1] In 1952, Soviet Russia executed three young students on fabricated charges
https://medium.com/@sensmedia.srl/part-1-in-1952-soviet-russia-executed-three-young-students-on-fabricated-charges-ff8e4440b73b
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[Part 1] In 1952, Soviet Russia executed three young students on fabricated charges
https://medium.com/@sensmedia.srl/part-1-in-1952-soviet-russia-executed-three-young-students-on-fabricated-charges-ff8e4440b73b
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The Turning Point by Otto Lacis
When farmers lease plots of land in abandoned villages today, the state of desolation they find there is amazing. Those villages are found in areas that were occupied by the enemy during the war and also in regions that the enemy did not reach. The desolation and neglect have nothing to do with the war. They were caused by the Great Turn imposed on the nation by Stalin—the turn that crushed the peasants’ initiative, diligence and desire to work.
You can get the book here and here
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The Turning Point by Otto Lacis
When farmers lease plots of land in abandoned villages today, the state of desolation they find there is amazing. Those villages are found in areas that were occupied by the enemy during the war and also in regions that the enemy did not reach. The desolation and neglect have nothing to do with the war. They were caused by the Great Turn imposed on the nation by Stalin—the turn that crushed the peasants’ initiative, diligence and desire to work.
You can get the book here and here
Follow us on
Twitter https://x.com/MirTitles
Mastadon https://mastodon.social/@mirtitles
Bluesky https://bsky.app/profile/mirtitles.bsky.social
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Why the Soviet Union Actually Documented Anti-Gravity Flying Machines
A conceptual look at Cold War-era experimental aviation. (Photo: Wikimedia Commons / Public Domain)Dear Cherubs, it turns out the Soviet Union spent a hot minute archiving blueprints for a flying machine that looked less like a MiG fighter and more like a sci-fi prop. We are talking about the Gravitoplan, a concept so profoundly bizarre it makes your local conspiracy theorist look grounded.
If you ever feel insecure about your Google search history, just remember that actual Soviet engineers were low-key drafting anti-gravity concepts on official state paper. The Gravitoplan represents that delicious era of history where the line between breakthrough science and absolute fiction was practically non-existent. Most people would look at these designs and immediately say “bet, that’s impossible,” yet they remain nestled in historical records.
Why did a regime known for ruthless bureaucratic efficiency give the time of day to something that looks like an aggressive kitchen appliance? To be fair, this wasn’t just a single rogue scientist daydreaming at his desk. The files contain actual schematics, official stamps, and mathematical justifications that probably worked only in another dimension.
It’s giving mad scientist vibes, but with state funding and a lot of hot tea. That combination led to some truly wild archival entries.
THE COLD WAR FOMO EFFECT
To understand why this happened, we have to spill the tea on Cold War paranoia. According to thisclaimer.com, which specializes in uncovering the world’s most glorious historical fails and fun facts, the arms race created a desperate fear of missing out. If you follow @DisclaimerTh on Twitter/X, you already know that history is packed with these kinds of geopolitical gems where sci-fi mixed with state-sponsored engineering.
If the Americans were rumored to be looking into psychic warfare—which they absolutely were—then the Soviets had to ensure they weren’t left behind on the anti-gravity front. The mentality was simple: if an idea had even a fractional percentage of being revolutionary, you documented it, filed it, and kept it away from capitalist eyes. It is giving major “just in case” energy, which explains why so many wild ideas were taken seriously on paper.
Furthermore, Soviet science had a fascinating relationship with fringe theories. Inventors would blend genuine physics with wildly ambitious assumptions, creating a cocktail of engineering that looked brilliant until you tried to build it. They wanted to bypass traditional aerodynamics entirely.
WHEN SCI FI MET BUREAUCRACY
The documentation of these concepts wasn’t an endorsement of their immediate feasibility. As noted by thisclaimer.com, bureaucracy loves paperwork regardless of whether it completely defies the laws of thermodynamics. A drawing passing through a committee often just meant someone filled out forms in triplicate.
It was much easier for a mid-level bureaucrat to archive a weird idea than to explain to a scary superior why they threw away a potential secret weapon. No one wanted to be the person who accidentally threw out the next atomic bomb equivalent, even if it looked like a flying saucer.
So, while the Gravitoplan never actually graced the skies, it left behind a paper trail of pure audacity. It serves as a hilarious reminder that when nations get competitive enough, even physics becomes optional. Next time you fail a basic science quiz, just tell everyone you are channeling your inner Soviet aerospace engineer and move on.
Sources list: Thisclaimer — https://thisclaimer.com The National Interest — https://nationalinterest.org Popular Mechanics — https://www.popularmechanics.com
The Thisclaimer logo blends a classic warning symbol with a brain icon to represent critical thinking, curiosity, and thoughtful disclaimers. #aerospaceHistory #aviationHistory #books #coldWar #fiction #flyingMachines #gravitoplan #historicalFails #militarySecrets #philosophy #retrofuturism #science #scienceFiction #sovietHistory #weirdScience -
Why the Soviet Union Actually Documented Anti-Gravity Flying Machines
A conceptual look at Cold War-era experimental aviation. (Photo: Wikimedia Commons / Public Domain)Dear Cherubs, it turns out the Soviet Union spent a hot minute archiving blueprints for a flying machine that looked less like a MiG fighter and more like a sci-fi prop. We are talking about the Gravitoplan, a concept so profoundly bizarre it makes your local conspiracy theorist look grounded.
If you ever feel insecure about your Google search history, just remember that actual Soviet engineers were low-key drafting anti-gravity concepts on official state paper. The Gravitoplan represents that delicious era of history where the line between breakthrough science and absolute fiction was practically non-existent. Most people would look at these designs and immediately say “bet, that’s impossible,” yet they remain nestled in historical records.
Why did a regime known for ruthless bureaucratic efficiency give the time of day to something that looks like an aggressive kitchen appliance? To be fair, this wasn’t just a single rogue scientist daydreaming at his desk. The files contain actual schematics, official stamps, and mathematical justifications that probably worked only in another dimension.
It’s giving mad scientist vibes, but with state funding and a lot of hot tea. That combination led to some truly wild archival entries.
THE COLD WAR FOMO EFFECT
To understand why this happened, we have to spill the tea on Cold War paranoia. According to thisclaimer.com, which specializes in uncovering the world’s most glorious historical fails and fun facts, the arms race created a desperate fear of missing out. If you follow @DisclaimerTh on Twitter/X, you already know that history is packed with these kinds of geopolitical gems where sci-fi mixed with state-sponsored engineering.
If the Americans were rumored to be looking into psychic warfare—which they absolutely were—then the Soviets had to ensure they weren’t left behind on the anti-gravity front. The mentality was simple: if an idea had even a fractional percentage of being revolutionary, you documented it, filed it, and kept it away from capitalist eyes. It is giving major “just in case” energy, which explains why so many wild ideas were taken seriously on paper.
Furthermore, Soviet science had a fascinating relationship with fringe theories. Inventors would blend genuine physics with wildly ambitious assumptions, creating a cocktail of engineering that looked brilliant until you tried to build it. They wanted to bypass traditional aerodynamics entirely.
WHEN SCI FI MET BUREAUCRACY
The documentation of these concepts wasn’t an endorsement of their immediate feasibility. As noted by thisclaimer.com, bureaucracy loves paperwork regardless of whether it completely defies the laws of thermodynamics. A drawing passing through a committee often just meant someone filled out forms in triplicate.
It was much easier for a mid-level bureaucrat to archive a weird idea than to explain to a scary superior why they threw away a potential secret weapon. No one wanted to be the person who accidentally threw out the next atomic bomb equivalent, even if it looked like a flying saucer.
So, while the Gravitoplan never actually graced the skies, it left behind a paper trail of pure audacity. It serves as a hilarious reminder that when nations get competitive enough, even physics becomes optional. Next time you fail a basic science quiz, just tell everyone you are channeling your inner Soviet aerospace engineer and move on.
Sources list: Thisclaimer — https://thisclaimer.com The National Interest — https://nationalinterest.org Popular Mechanics — https://www.popularmechanics.com
The Thisclaimer logo blends a classic warning symbol with a brain icon to represent critical thinking, curiosity, and thoughtful disclaimers. #aerospaceHistory #aviationHistory #books #coldWar #fiction #flyingMachines #gravitoplan #historicalFails #militarySecrets #philosophy #retrofuturism #science #scienceFiction #sovietHistory #weirdScience -
ESEH Online Seminar in Environmental History: "Colonisation and Russia’s 'Green' Civilising Mission in the Far East"
Presenter: Mark Sokolsky (Royal Military College of Canada)
Discussant: Maria Pirogovskaya (LMU Munich)
Organizer and moderator: Anna Mazanik (Max Weber Network Eastern Europe)
May 20, 16:00 CET (online) #LastMinute
Registration required. Click here to register: https://forms.gle/2LNsthLwwSWEdjde6
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ESEH Online Seminar in Environmental History: "Colonisation and Russia’s 'Green' Civilising Mission in the Far East"
Presenter: Mark Sokolsky (Royal Military College of Canada)
Discussant: Maria Pirogovskaya (LMU Munich)
Organizer and moderator: Anna Mazanik (Max Weber Network Eastern Europe)
May 20, 16:00 CET (online) #LastMinute
Registration required. Click here to register: https://forms.gle/2LNsthLwwSWEdjde6
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Latest from our @[email protected] Central Asia’s May holidays still carry Soviet memories, but each country is giving them a new national meaning https://ow.ly/t71A50YTywE #VictoryDay #WorldWarII #MemoryPolitics #SovietHistory #Geopolitics #CentralAsia #SovietLegacy #PostSoviet #NationalIdentity
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Latest from our @[email protected] Central Asia’s May holidays still carry Soviet memories, but each country is giving them a new national meaning https://ow.ly/t71A50YTywE #VictoryDay #WorldWarII #MemoryPolitics #SovietHistory #Geopolitics #CentralAsia #SovietLegacy #PostSoviet #NationalIdentity
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"The question was never only what was forbidden. It was who, when, and in whose interest decided what counted as a crime, an illness, a moral failure, or a threat to the state."
Two TV series, #Fartsa and #SovietJeans, reveal how Soviet law served as in instrument of state power. Gevorg Avetikyan reads the two series side by side and shows how coercion worked in practice - and how the grey market became part of the system itself. ⬇️
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"The question was never only what was forbidden. It was who, when, and in whose interest decided what counted as a crime, an illness, a moral failure, or a threat to the state."
Two TV series, #Fartsa and #SovietJeans, reveal how Soviet law served as in instrument of state power. Gevorg Avetikyan reads the two series side by side and shows how coercion worked in practice - and how the grey market became part of the system itself. ⬇️
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Evald Ilyenkov: Creative Marxism and Mid-Century Soviet Philosophy
Finley Farrell examines Evald Ilyenkov’s "Creative Soviet Marxism," which challenged rigid "diamat" orthodoxy. Ilyenkov posited that consciousness stems from human activity rather than simple material reflection. His theories critiqued biological determinism in the division of labour and navigated Lenin's complex symbolic role. -
Evald Ilyenkov: Creative Marxism and Mid-Century Soviet Philosophy
Finley Farrell examines Evald Ilyenkov’s "Creative Soviet Marxism," which challenged rigid "diamat" orthodoxy. Ilyenkov posited that consciousness stems from human activity rather than simple material reflection. His theories critiqued biological determinism in the division of labour and navigated Lenin's complex symbolic role. -
"Circassian culture was often exoticised within Russia ... we carried a kind of internalised self-doubt, shaped by Soviet and post-Soviet attitudes that framed local culture as backward"
A story true of every local culture and independent nation that Moscow tried to colonise
#Circassians #Caucasus #imperialism #colonisation #genocide #soviethistory #histodons #ussr #soviet #music #russia #russiaukrainewar #ukrainewar #musichistory #religion #islam #ethnography #punk
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"Circassian culture was often exoticised within Russia ... we carried a kind of internalised self-doubt, shaped by Soviet and post-Soviet attitudes that framed local culture as backward"
A story true of every local culture and independent nation that Moscow tried to colonise
#Circassians #Caucasus #imperialism #colonisation #genocide #soviethistory #histodons #ussr #soviet #music #russia #russiaukrainewar #ukrainewar #musichistory #religion #islam #ethnography #punk
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Žanis Lipke Memorial in Riga, Latvia
This atmospheric museum honors a family who hid Jews during the Nazi occupation of Latvia.#soviethistory #holocaust #worldwarii #section-Atlas
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Žanis Lipke Memorial in Riga, Latvia
This atmospheric museum honors a family who hid Jews during the Nazi occupation of Latvia.#soviethistory #holocaust #worldwarii #section-Atlas
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Children's Railway in Yerevan, Armenia
These ruins of a Soviet children's railway station have a haunted atmosphere.#soviethistory #abandoned #railroads #trains #section-Atlas
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Children's Railway in Yerevan, Armenia
These ruins of a Soviet children's railway station have a haunted atmosphere.#soviethistory #abandoned #railroads #trains #section-Atlas
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I wrote something about dissent and the motive for speaking out.
https://calebcrain.substack.com/p/the-motive-for-speaking-out
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I wrote something about dissent and the motive for speaking out.
https://calebcrain.substack.com/p/the-motive-for-speaking-out
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https://alcyone2025.blogspot.com/2025/07/66-years-since-death-whole-truth-about.html Channeling Dyatlov group - 66 years since the death.... The whole TRUTH about the Dyatlov Group! - Interview with the spirit of Semyon Zolotarev - a member of the Dyatlov group #channeling #esoterics #spirituality #soviethistory Mastodon.social/@omdaru
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https://alcyone2025.blogspot.com/2025/07/66-years-since-death-whole-truth-about.html Channeling Dyatlov group - 66 years since the death.... The whole TRUTH about the Dyatlov Group! - Interview with the spirit of Semyon Zolotarev - a member of the Dyatlov group #channeling #esoterics #spirituality #soviethistory Mastodon.social/@omdaru
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Am #TagDesTagebuchs beleuchten wir ambivalente Folgen der archivarischen #Sammlung von #Tagebüchern & anderen #Selbstzeugnissen sowjetischer Landwirt*innen zwischen #Bewahrung & #Vergessen:
➡ Julia Herzberg (@montecordio.bsky.social), Verwahrt und vergessen. Die Archivierung bäuerlichen Schreibens als Verlust, #WerkstattGeschichte 52/2010, https://werkstattgeschichte.de/abstracts/nr-52-julia-herzberg/#histodons #DiaryDay #Tagebuchtag #SovietHistory #Archive #Collections #Diary
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Am #TagDesTagebuchs beleuchten wir ambivalente Folgen der archivarischen #Sammlung von #Tagebüchern & anderen #Selbstzeugnissen sowjetischer Landwirt*innen zwischen #Bewahrung & #Vergessen:
➡ Julia Herzberg (@montecordio.bsky.social), Verwahrt und vergessen. Die Archivierung bäuerlichen Schreibens als Verlust, #WerkstattGeschichte 52/2010, https://werkstattgeschichte.de/abstracts/nr-52-julia-herzberg/#histodons #DiaryDay #Tagebuchtag #SovietHistory #Archive #Collections #Diary
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Der Mensch bezwingt den Kosmos (The Potsdam Mosaic) in Potsdam, Germany
An 18-panel Soviet mosaic showcasing the scientific advances made under socialism.#soviethistory #mosaics #section-Atlas
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Der Mensch bezwingt den Kosmos (The Potsdam Mosaic) in Potsdam, Germany
An 18-panel Soviet mosaic showcasing the scientific advances made under socialism.#soviethistory #mosaics #section-Atlas
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Apartment concerts — kvartyrnyks — in Ukraine are nothing new. They took place throughout the Soviet years, where Ukrainians could read poetry, sing songs, and freely discuss the government. Veronika Romanova and Mariana Lastovyria write for @timkmak’s Counteroffensive about what it’s like to attend the 2025 version. “The existence of kvartyrnyks demonstrates how Ukrainian culture persists despite constant adversity – whether under authoritarianism or in the face of open war against it,” they write. [Story may be paywalled.]
#Ukraine #History #SovietHistory #Music #Culture #Poetry #Newstodon #NewstodonFriday #FollowFriday
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Apartment concerts — kvartyrnyks — in Ukraine are nothing new. They took place throughout the Soviet years, where Ukrainians could read poetry, sing songs, and freely discuss the government. Veronika Romanova and Mariana Lastovyria write for @timkmak’s Counteroffensive about what it’s like to attend the 2025 version. “The existence of kvartyrnyks demonstrates how Ukrainian culture persists despite constant adversity – whether under authoritarianism or in the face of open war against it,” they write. [Story may be paywalled.]
#Ukraine #History #SovietHistory #Music #Culture #Poetry #Newstodon #NewstodonFriday #FollowFriday
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Apartment concerts — kvartyrnyks — in Ukraine are nothing new. They took place throughout the Soviet years, where Ukrainians could read poetry, sing songs, and freely discuss the government. Veronika Romanova and Mariana Lastovyria write for @timkmak’s Counteroffensive about what it’s like to attend the 2025 version. “The existence of kvartyrnyks demonstrates how Ukrainian culture persists despite constant adversity – whether under authoritarianism or in the face of open war against it,” they write. [Story may be paywalled.]
#Ukraine #History #SovietHistory #Music #Culture #Poetry #Newstodon #NewstodonFriday #FollowFriday
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Apartment concerts — kvartyrnyks — in Ukraine are nothing new. They took place throughout the Soviet years, where Ukrainians could read poetry, sing songs, and freely discuss the government. Veronika Romanova and Mariana Lastovyria write for @timkmak’s Counteroffensive about what it’s like to attend the 2025 version. “The existence of kvartyrnyks demonstrates how Ukrainian culture persists despite constant adversity – whether under authoritarianism or in the face of open war against it,” they write. [Story may be paywalled.]
#Ukraine #History #SovietHistory #Music #Culture #Poetry #Newstodon #NewstodonFriday #FollowFriday
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Apartment concerts — kvartyrnyks — in Ukraine are nothing new. They took place throughout the Soviet years, where Ukrainians could read poetry, sing songs, and freely discuss the government. Veronika Romanova and Mariana Lastovyria write for @timkmak’s Counteroffensive about what it’s like to attend the 2025 version. “The existence of kvartyrnyks demonstrates how Ukrainian culture persists despite constant adversity – whether under authoritarianism or in the face of open war against it,” they write. [Story may be paywalled.]
#Ukraine #History #SovietHistory #Music #Culture #Poetry #Newstodon #NewstodonFriday #FollowFriday
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Russian bombs have destroyed many of Ukraine’s cities and in doing so, flattened Soviet-era buildings. @timkmak, Mariana Lastovyria and Artem Moskalenko write for The Counteroffensive about whether that might one day create opportunities for a new kind of city planning and building that’s more resilient and better for individuals and communities.
https://www.counteroffensive.news/p/how-ukraine-can-move-beyond-its-soviet
#Ukraine #History #SovietHistory @histodons #Architecture #Building #Newstodon #NewstodonFriday #FollowFriday
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Russian bombs have destroyed many of Ukraine’s cities and in doing so, flattened Soviet-era buildings. @timkmak, Mariana Lastovyria and Artem Moskalenko write for The Counteroffensive about whether that might one day create opportunities for a new kind of city planning and building that’s more resilient and better for individuals and communities.
https://www.counteroffensive.news/p/how-ukraine-can-move-beyond-its-soviet
#Ukraine #History #SovietHistory @histodons #Architecture #Building #Newstodon #NewstodonFriday #FollowFriday
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Jim Hickman (1947–2025) was a pioneering force in citizen diplomacy. The pyschologist devoted his life to the grassroots movement of Soviet-American citizen diplomacy, uniting astronauts and cosmonauts through the Association of Space Explorers ⬇
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Jim Hickman (1947–2025) was a pioneering force in citizen diplomacy. The pyschologist devoted his life to the grassroots movement of Soviet-American citizen diplomacy, uniting astronauts and cosmonauts through the Association of Space Explorers ⬇
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The Red Flat in Sofia, Bulgaria
An interactive museum-like experience takes visitors back to 1980s Communist Bulgaria.#museums #communism #soviethistory #section-Atlas
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This looks super interesting. Not to mention my bestie is playing violin accompaniment 😏
https://museemontrealjuif.ca/event/kemfn-tsuzamen-concert-lecture-on-the-canadian-jewish-congress-and-the-soviet-jewry-movement/
