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The Eurasian Knot
The Eurasian Knot
Horror Business
Justin Lore
Arroe Collins View From The Writing Instrument
Arroe Collins
cmdX anDre Articles "Law of WE "podcast
¶:MeŸmoE CheckMate |cdmXⁿ0
Toute l'actualité en temps réel avec Europe 1
Europe 1
东亚观察局
番薯剥壳工作室
TRUE LOVE
Linn Schütze, Leonie Bartsch & Auf Ex Production
Sisters in Crime – Frauen, die töten
Jule Gölsdorf und Karolin Kandler
The Vince Everett Ellison Show
Media Squatch
Paul English Live
Paul English
Um Rei na Boca do Inferno
Observador
Dialogue Works
Nima Rostami Alkhorshid
Good Morning Music
Gros Naze
JUST THAT FILM PODCAST
JUST THAT FILM
The Holy Quran, Sheikh Saad Al Ghamdi | القران الكريم سعد الغامدي
Sheikh Saad Al Ghamdi
Restful History for Sleep
The Rest
That's Not Metal
That's Not Metal
Survivor: Turning Back Time
Steven Labine and Jared Sheldon
Making Tracks Railway Podcast
Alasdair Stewart
Stories Bigger Than Texas: The Alamo Podcast
The Alamo
Cosmic Peach
Julia Hamilton
Storia&Cultura
PierJC
Les grands dossiers de l'Histoire par Franck Ferrand
Radio Classique
The Top 100 Greatest Films Of All Time
Tim Coleman
The Original Doll with James Rodriguez: Britney Spears and more
James Rodriguez
The Podcast of Jewish Ideas
Torah in Motion
Filosofía, Psicología, Historias
Hernán Melana
Offbeat Oregon History podcast
www.offbeatoregon.com (finn @ offbeatoregon.com)
גדי טאוב: שומר סף
ד"ר גדי טאוב
蓓你說歷史-臺北廣播電臺
汪蓓、余遠炫
The Lone Acting Nominees
Gordon McNulty
Straight From The Hat With Ben Vaughn
Straight From The Hat
Padhaku Nitin
Aaj Tak Radio
New England Legends Podcast
Jeff Belanger and Ray Auger
EXPEDIENTES PARANORMALES de Esteban Cruz, @Cruzescribiente
Cruz Escribiente
Happy Hour
Mechanical Music Radio
Two Chicks with Hiking Sticks
Monica Gonzalez and Susan Resendez
History
The Eurasian Knot
Marc Bennets has been reporting from Russia for over two decades. He’s covered Putin’s rise and consolidation of power, assassinations of oppositionists, mass protests, daily life, and even Russian football. It’s a stori...
On the night of 27 February 2015, assassins gunned down Boris Nemtsov as he crossed the Bolshoi Moskvoretskii Bridge. Shock quickly spread throughout Russia, particularly among its political opposition. Not because Nemts...
I met the graphic artist, Victoria Lomasko, about 10 years ago when she was a resident at the City of Asylum in Pittsburgh. I emceed an event with her back then. So I was happy when Victoria recently returned to the city...
When I opened Facebook this morning, as I do every morning, I learned that Alexander Rabinowitch died at 91 years old. Rabinowitch was arguably one of the most important historians of the Russian Revolution. It's hard to...
How Stalin personally ran the Soviet Union has rightly received much attention. Less discussed is the small group of men that served as his top lieutenants. They carried out his orders, and after his death, were instrum...
It has long been assumed that there was no Holocaust memory in the Soviet Union. Official Soviet ideology lumped the 1.5 million Soviet Jews exterminated by the Nazis into the 26 million Soviet war deaths. So, the little...
Many studies focus on how Russia doesn’t work and why. There’s a laundry list of reasons. Corruption. Autocracy. Imperialism. Exceptionalism. But, how, then, does Russia work? Because there are people, a state, and socie...
I went through my Kurt Vonnegut phase in my late teens. I read Player Piano, Cat’s Cradle, I think, Deadeye Dick, and of course, Slaughterhouse Five. I can’t say I remember much from those novels. Nor can I recall why Vo...
The Eurasian Knot hasn’t featured many philosophers. So, when Ukrainian political philosopher, Mikhail Minakov, came to the University of Pittsburgh to give a talk, I eagerly pulled him into a studio. The result was a wi...
On April 12, 2026, Hungarians overwhelmingly voted Peter Magyar into office ending the sixteen-year rule of Viktor Orban. It was a stunning victory that sent voters into the streets to celebrate. Now, observers are looki...
In August 1924, a group of rebels organized by the anti-Bolshevik Committee for the Independence of Georgia and led by the Georgian Social Democratic Party, rose up against Soviet forces in the mining town of Chiatura. T...
Spoiler alert. This episode has nothing to do with the Eurasian Knot’s usual fare. Dave Zirin was speaking at the University of Pittsburgh. Zirin is one of the few sports journalists on the political left. I’ve been a lo...
About eight years ago, I interviewed Steven Sabol about his book, The Touch of Civilization. It was the first book I was aware of that compared the US’ and Russia’s efforts to civilize its colonized people, specifically ...
What do Russians really think? The question is old and elusive. It is also somewhat of a tell–to pose it is to suggest there’s a coherent answer, and more so, that Russians’ collective opinions matter. For the most part,...
In the winter of 2013-14, protests erupted in Kyiv, Ukraine. Their goal was to oppose President Viktor Yanukovich’s rejection of the EU Association Agreement. Many protesters saw the Agreement as a meaningful step for Uk...
One of the most salacious and storied methods of KGB spycraft during the Cold War was the honey trap. Agents would get an informant to seduce a target, usually a Westerner deemed important. Then use that encounter as bla...
In 1917, the Bolshevik Party had roughly 24,000 members. A decade later, it boasted about 1.2 million. Recruitment came in waves and so did the purges. Still, Party members were found at the top and bottom of the system....
Joseph Stalin died today, March 5, seventy-three years ago. So, I thought it would be a good idea to dig out, re-edit and remaster, the interview I did with Joshua Rubenstein back in 2018 about the dictator’s final days....
When societies are in crisis, people tend to seek alternative belief systems to give them comfort, explain a complex world, or fill a space left vacant by discredited ideologies and faiths. Like the embrace of spirituali...
As a Cold War kid, I remember the intense rivalry between the United States and USSR during the Olympics. Of course, we remember the US’ boycott in 1980 because of the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan. And the Soviet boyco...
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