'Two Prosecutors' brings Kafka's relevance through Stalinist violence
'Two Prosecutors' explores the Kafkaesque experience of prisoners in Stalin's gulag writing absurd letters to denounce their unjust treatment amidst the political purges of 1937.
Government ideas like 'some kind of five-year Stalinist plan'
The article discusses the controversial governmental proposals that resemble a five-year plan akin to Stalin's era.
Stalin's shadow over the proposal: "We just need to look to utilize our blue screens in aquaculture"
The article discusses the influence of Stalinist ideas on modern proposals to enhance aquaculture practices using technology.
Polish supporters of Putin shout about Volhynia. They remain silent when Russia honors Stalinist criminals
Pro-Russian politicians continuously speak about Volhynia but fail to acknowledge the Poles murdered by Stalinist Russia, indicating their lack of genuine concern for victims' memories.
Art Against Repression: Icy Joy in the Far North
Contemporary Russian artists grapple with the dangers of addressing Stalinist repression, a topic that remains sensitive for the current Russian government.