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Alex, who knows a lot about Russia, and Andrew, who doesn't, provide historical context and discussion around Russian Related news and current events. Support the Show On Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/OComrade Follow us on Twitter: @OComradePod

27: Talkin Bout Some Revolutions

On today's show, Alex and Andrew talk about the recent ongoing protests and demonstrations in the US after George Floyd's murder, and draw comparisons...
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26: Russian Frontiers

Today we answer the question: How did Russia get so big? As it turns, the same way as the United States: colonial expansion in pursuit of resources. W...
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25: Covid In Russia

In this episode we look at the pandemics impact in Russia. How has the Russian government reacted to the pandemic? More importantly, how have the Russ...
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24: Context Continued

We continue our discussion on how the historical contexts around revolutions shape the societies they create. How did the crisis preceding the Russian...
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23: Context of a Revolution

Today we go long and talk about the historical contexts necessary for revolutionary moments, but also how those contexts shape and inform the revoluti...
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22: Get That Bread(basket)

Today, we talk about the land reforms proposed in the breadbasket of Europe: Ukraine. We discuss what the reforms are, how they came about, and how Uk...
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21: Trying Will

Today we look at the effects that things such as show trials, whether Stalin's show trials in the Soviet Union, or an impeachment trial with a foregon...
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20: Putin's Planned Exit

Today we talk about the Russian government's recent mass resignation, and proposed constitutional amendments. Alex gives historical context explaining...
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19: The Imperial Implication

After a holiday break, we're back to talk about the end of empires: What did it look like when the Soviet Empire began to fall apart, and how does tha...
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18: Cargo 200

With the recent publication of the Afghanistan Papers, and realization that the United States is locked in a forever war, we talk about the Soviet Uni...
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