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The Not-So-Secret Agents
CounterPunch Diary
• July 2, 2010
• 1,400 Words • Leave a Comment
There’s been ripe chortling about the spy network run in the U.S.A. by the Russian SVR – successor to the KGB in the area of foreign intelligence. The eleven accused were supposedly a bunch of bumblers so deficient in remitting secrets to Moscow across nearly a decade that the FBI can’t even muster the evidence... Read More
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A Rainbow Over a Graveyard
Orlando Figes and The Whisperers
• October 6, 2007
• 3,200 Words • Leave a Comment
Orlando Figes' The Whisperers: Private Life in Stalin's Russia is in its most literal sense an act of collective memory, and the only quibble I have with the author's tremendous achievement is that homage to those he rightly calls "the heroes" of his book comes not at the beginning but at the end in "Afterword... Read More
Who Beat Hitler?; Linings to Blair's Victory; I Choose Laura (Over HRC); the End of 666?; Hail Ike Turner (And Audrey); More on Big Woody; Sexual Entrapment and the Mayor of Spokane
CounterPunch Diary
• May 7, 2005
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Monday, May 9, brings us the sixtieth anniversary of the defeat of Nazism in Europe. I remember the first VE Day in 1945, sitting on my father's shoulders on the side of some London street, watching the tanks rumble by and a soldier in a tin hat popping up and down in the hatch. Each... Read More
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