Tag: White movement

Moscow’s Attacks on Cossacks Show Limits of Putin’s ‘Reconciliation’ Program

June 14, 2015

Window on Eurasia

Staunton, June 14 – “Reconciliation is a good thing, and hostility is bad,” Igor Klyamkin says. “But there are reconciliations and reconciliations,” some of which open a path to a better future and others of which point to the return of the evils of the past. Unfortunately, the one on offer in Russia today is […]

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Soviets Destroyed or Hid 95 Percent of Graves of Russian Dead from World War I

June 30, 2014

Window on Eurasia

Staunton, June 28 – No more than one in 20 of the graves of Russian soldiers who died in World War I remains undisturbed to this day, the result of a Soviet policy intended to downplay Russia’s role in that conflict and shift losses from it to the deaths arising from the Russian civil war, […]

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