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SOURCE: New York Review of Books
10/7/2020
Yuri Dmitriev: Historian of Stalin’s Gulag, Victim of Putin’s Repression
Amid condemnation of the poisoning of Alexei Navalny, much less attention is being paid to the case of Yuri Dmitriev, a tenacious researcher and activist who campaigned to create a memorial to the victims of Stalinist terror in Karelia, a province in Russia’s far northwest, bordering Finland.
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SOURCE: The Baffler
8/4/2020
The Hidden Faces of Apartheid (Review)
A new book documents the way that the South African security forces targeted percevied opponents of apartheid for extrajudicial killing.
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