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At the start of the Cold War, American theologian Reinhold Niebuhr addressed critics of his magazine, Christianity and Crisis, who faulted him for taking a hard line against Joseph Stalin’s Russia. Niebuhr recalled that many of America’s domestic critics also believed that Nazi Germany could not be as bad as it seemed because we were not as good as we pretended. In this, he wrote, they failed to see the geopolitical realities staring them in the face.
They would become rivals, but on an overnight trip early in their careers they demonstrated a kind of politics that placed ideas above party.
Here, alex. russians remember odessa and how costly it can be. that is because during world war ii, the soviets were the ones defending this port city. we got into the archives to get you these pictures from what we learned in school. the russians were outnumbered as much as 10 to 1 at the time, they still made the axis powers paid daily for that. it was called the siege of us at the time. alex, one of the old stories certainly told in these parts of ukraine. and they don't want it told. again >> thank you so much for all of. that i am so enjoying this big board display of yours. really learni...
I began this paper as a contribution to discussions in the Internationalism from Below Group, whose members' criticisms helped to improve it. I finished it with help from the editors of New Politics. Special thanks to Steve Shalom for his comments. I alone, however, am responsible for this version of the essay.