The folks you'll hear about inevitably went that direction after glasnost, because they were willing to trade on existing credibility. The folks who didn't just disappear into obscurity. Digging up old forgotten scholars and piecing together a better picture of history makes for exciting grad school work, but fails to pay the bills at the corporate level.
The folks you'll hear about inevitably went that direction after glasnost, because they were willing to trade on existing credibility. The folks who didn't just disappear into obscurity. Digging up old forgotten scholars and piecing together a better picture of history makes for exciting grad school work, but fails to pay the bills at the corporate level.
he seems to have played the convert very well. Lot of pageantry. Who are some good russian historians? I know Alexander Dyukov
Christ. I wish I knew. Leo Tolstoy is the best I've got.
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