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A very liberal convert - Vimarsana News

A very liberal convert

Sir Bernard Pares was a bitter opponent of Bolshevism and actively supported the whites during the civil war. However, after his 1935 visit to Moscow, he became an apologist for the Stalin regime. Despite that, as Paul Flewers shows, he was still capable of penetrating insights

Celebrate the artists whose genius now belongs to all humanity - Vimarsana News

Celebrate the artists whose genius now belongs to all humanity

Every year, on January 1, copyright protection expires for millions of creative works, allowing those works to be used by anyone without restrictions. Why New

1956 Revolution and Suppression of Uprising Led to Western Intellectuals' Disappointment in Communist Ideology - Vimarsana News

1956 Revolution and Suppression of Uprising Led to Western Intellectuals' Disappointment in Communist Ideology

Some Western intellectuals who had been sympathizing with communism and the Soviet Union, as a result of the events in Hungary, revised their views.

1956 Revolution and Suppression of Uprising Led to Western Intellectuals' Disappointment in Communist Ideology - Vimarsana News

1956 Revolution and Suppression of Uprising Led to Western Intellectuals' Disappointment in Communist Ideology

Some Western intellectuals who had been sympathizing with communism and the Soviet Union, as a result of the events in Hungary, revised their views.

Media Library | Speeches | President of Ireland - Vimarsana News

Media Library | Speeches | President of Ireland

25th February 2021 Uachtarán, I am most grateful to you for the invitation to speak today, and I am honoured to be part of this event. Can I begin, perhaps, with the theme of empire, since you have placed this at the heart of your concerns for our discussion – and since Professor John Horne has highlighted the issue in his eloquent introduction. Let me then move to consider partition, particularly in relation to unionism, since this has a relevance and challenge in terms of the President’s emphasis on ethical commemoration. Let me also attempt to follow John, if I can, in his European an...