USSR
Peculiarities of Russia’s Development
From Leon Trotsky's "History of the Russian Revolution"
The fundamental and most stable feature of Russian history is the slow tempo of her development, with...
Downplaying Nazi crimes to pursue Russophobia – Neocon revisionism hits Britain
By Neil Clark *
Photo: People at the annual procession commemorating the Latvian Waffen-SS (Schutzstaffel) unit in Riga, Latvia © Reuters / Reuters
We live in...
The cost of an enormous mistake: USSR won but at a...
The human cost of the Great Patriotic War was immense, as people gave their all to save their homeland. Even as millions of lives...
Trotsky, the rise of Nazism and German- Soviet relations
by Jean P. Joubert
Can it be that there are eloquent silences in Trotsky's writings? The question may seem ridiculous, for, in truth, it seems...
There’s a place in Russia more dangerous than Chernobyl
By Boris Egorov
Lake Karachay is the most polluted place on Earth. Now sealed off, it was once a dumping ground for nuclear waste -...
From Kennedy’s Assassination to the Massacre of 600.000 Communists in Indonesia
The Indonesia Massacre’s Historic Message
Exclusive: The U.S. mainstream media’s credulity toward today’s Official Narratives is especially troubling given the false storylines from the past,...
The “Non-Citizens” of the Baltic States: Α European Scandal nobody speaks...
Different exits – Different approaches
By Tatjana Zdanoka,
Strasbourg, 4 October 2017
The negotiations on Brexit are attracting a lot of attention. In particular, the possible erosion...
The Case for a Nuclear War
North Korea: The Inevitability of War
By Crispin Rovere
September 29, 2017
This July I outlined the case for war against North Korea, contingent on the failure...
Stanislav Petrov: the Ignominious End of the Man Who Saved the...
by Linda Pentz Gunter
I just returned from the Nuclear-Free Future Awards in Basel, Switzerland, which this year were held in conjunction with a conference...
The Destruction and Reconstruction of North Korea, 1950 – 1960
By Charles Armstrong
March 16, 2009
This article is part of an ongoing series at The Asia-Pacific Journal commemorating the sixtieth anniversary of the start of...