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BOOK REVIEWS & ARTICLES
The Nightmare of History
TOL Talk: Author Jonathan Brent on plumbing the Soviet archives, negotiating the new Russia, and encountering the real Josef Stalin.
By Andy Markowitz
10 March 2010
Love and Paranoia
Belarus clamps downs on a novel that urges citizens to question their role in perpetuating the regime. From openDemocracy.
By Natalia Leshchenko
3 February 2010
Eurasianist-in-Chief
In a new biography by a former Tory MP, the Kazakh leader is presented as the savior of his new-old nation.
By Robert A. Saunders
20 January 2010
Looking Back at the Rose Revolution
This book leaves the reader with the unsettling feeling that Georgia, once again, is a one-man show. From EurasiaNet.
By Alex van Oss
5 January 2010
Who Killed the Sultan?
Translations of little-known Albanian oral epics add another dimension to the endless conversation over the Battle of Kosovo.
By Robert Murray Davis
7 December 2009
Voluntary Captivity
Just as the United States “settled” the Wild West, Russians contended with the Caucasus – and still do. From EurasiaNet.
By Alex van Oss
28 October 2009
'I Didn't Believe It Would Last'
A renowned writer on the fleeting joy of November 1989. A TOL special report.
By Natalia O'Hara
18 November 2009
Europe as Fourth Reich
A foreign correspondent spins a debut novel out of Eastern Europe’s stubborn pathologies.
By Marius Dragomir
4 August 2009
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