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Personal testimonies humanise the Stalingrad author’s mesmerising study of the bloody battle for power after the collapse of the tsarist regime

Chinese social media even started calling the covid enforcers white guards referring to the red guards of the cultural revolution, who salve s savagely beat, tortured and killed. but most of the videos of the big whites are gone, censored from social media. but the big whites cruelty, already seared into so many peoples minds, shaking peoples faith in the chinese government. >> i mean, selina, the videos are so sickening, this behavior of some of these officers. you say these examples are rare, ...

Many are under huge political and psychological pressure to toe the line and act as enforcers for the government.

In the 19th century, Westerners saved such treasures from destruction. Modern Greece has no logical claim to them.

Older intellectuals find young Chinese childish, nationalist and scary | China

This year, the 43rd annual Hong Kong Arts Festival commissioned a chamber opera in three acts called Datong: The Chinese Utopia. Depicting the life and times of Kang Youwei (1858-1927), a philosopher and reformer of China’s last Qing dynasty, it premiered in the theater of the Hong Kong City Hall, a stone’s throw away from where the Umbrella Movement protests of 2014 demanded

This is the 136th day of 2022. There are 229 days left in the year. TODAY’S HIGHLIGHT 1975: Japanese climber Junko Tabei becomes the first woman to reach the summit of Mount Everest. OTH...

Sealing China Out of the Global array might go wrong

For Richard Nixon’s foreign policy, 1971 was the best of years and the worst of years. He revealed his opening to China, but he connived at genocide in East Pakistan. Fortunately for him, the world marveled at the one, but was largely ignorant of the other.The two events were connected. General Yahya Khan, the president of Pakistan, was Washington’s principal back channel to

Every spring, an old friend of mine named Xu Jue makes a trip to the Babaoshan cemetery in the western suburbs of Beijing to lay flowers on the tombs of her dead son and husband. She always plans her visit for April 5, which is the holiday of Pure Brightness, or Qingming. The traditional Chinese calendar has three festivals to honor the dead and Qingming is the most