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On Warped Mourning and Omissions in Post-Soviet Historiography
Ab Imperio, 2014SUMMARY: This essay critiques Alexander Etkind’s series of “warped mourning” texts, which analyze the consequences of repressed histories while themselves neglecting important historical facts, such as the forced oblivion of Stalin in the post-1956 public discourse.
X. Cherkaev
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Voprosy filosofii, 2023
The article raises the problem of re-evaluation of the personality of the radical revolutionary S.G. Nechaev in a positive way in the early Soviet historiography and literary studies of the 1920s.
Yuri Puschaev
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The article raises the problem of re-evaluation of the personality of the radical revolutionary S.G. Nechaev in a positive way in the early Soviet historiography and literary studies of the 1920s.
Yuri Puschaev
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SOVIET HISTORIOGRAPHY OF THE UPRISING OF DUKCHI ISHAN
, 2020The subject of the research is the Soviet historiography of the uprising of Dukchi Ishan in 1898. The author examines in detail the approaches and interpretations of Soviet historians of the uprising of 1898.
Makhmudjon Soliev
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The Phenomenon of Soviet Historiography
Russian Studies in History, 2001In addition to the traditional debates about the mysteries or the phenomenon of Russian history, recent years have brought intensive debate over the phenomenon of Soviet historiography. Although the harsh judgments typical of the early years of "perestroika" have been replaced by a more careful and cautious analysis of our historical literature, we are
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