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Soviet Diaries
January/February 2017
Over 25 years after the Soviet Union broke up, that past still defines the present of millions of people. This edition explores that legacy.
Stalin's Secret Flyers
Freedom takes different forms – for Soso Gagoshvili, it comes in the shape of a 123-year-old o...
17 March, 2017
The Legacy of The Soviet Silicon Valley
The Yerevan Computer Research and Development Institute (YCRDI) occupies a few offices in a concrete...
18 March, 2017
Being a Rock Band in South Ossetia
When he was young, Alan Parastaev used to play in a band. His group started in Tskhinval’s sch...
15 March, 2017
Azerbaijan: Cities Born in the USSR
The USSR was rightly called the country of new cities - in its rush to build the perfect socialist i...
13 March, 2017
The Abandoned Famous Soviet Cafe of Sokhum
Those who habitually went to cafe ‘Amra,’ located on one of the three quays of Sukhum be...
9 March, 2017
My Body Remembers Chernobyl
On April 26th, 1986 Eldar Sultanov was a police officer in Gostomel, 35 kilometres from Kiev, capita...
9 March, 2017