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In this 1998 tribute to Vadim Z. Rogovin, David North explains what made this Soviet historian a remarkable “prophet of historical truth.”

Broadcaster <em>Westdeutscher Rundfunk</em>’s 24 July edition of “Zeitzeichen” dealt with the arrival of Leon Trotsky in France 90 years ago. The programme was a spiteful attack on Trotsky—an amalgam of insults, lies, half-truths and omissions.

Volkov witnessed the dying breaths of his grandfather, the exiled Russian revolutionary leader, and devoted his final decades to preserving his legacy.

These hefty books explore the lives of a former poet, a polarizing artist and a Scottish rebel from unexpected angles.

These hefty books explore the lives of a former poet, a polarizing artist and a Scottish rebel from unexpected angles.

Paul Kellogg — To students of twentieth-century Russian history, the name Vladimir Il’ich Lenin is a constant, and inevitable, presence. But the name Iulii Osipovich Tsederbaum—better known through the pseudonym “Iulii Martov”—is either entirely absent from view or present only as a mysterious, and often unsavoury, figure.

JerichoMany brilliant minds of the Enlightenment and thereafter were Jewish. They were so, not in the religious sense, but in analytical curiosity and political adventurism. One could ask why so.

Liberty’s sunset: Death of a nation By Hungarian Revolution 2021: Reichstag Fire 2.0: a 5-year coup détat When I woke to the following threat (Fig. 1) from John O. Brennan, Obama’s Felix Dzerzhinsky[1] – fired from “Rasputin” Dorsey’s high powered propaganda machine, Twitter, on Facebook – like the opening volley on Ft. Sumter, and I checked Parler only to find that it was indeed shut down, I thought: Marxists and monopolists do not make idle threats! Does this sound like healing the...