Editors notes: Prior to the collapse of the Soviet Union and the complete domination of the degenerate USA as a global hegemon, Soviet science came […]
Category: Soviet Union
Seventeen Moments in Spring (The Himmler Ploy)
Exceptional novel that was turned into a film in 1973. The book: https://annas-archive.org/md5/f2d8861c5e1166039a4361f343ee090f The series portrays the exploits of Maxim Isaev, a Soviet spy operating […]
Lev Oborin
Lev Nikolayevich Oborin (1907–1974) was the first ever winner of the International Chopin Piano Competition in 1927 and one of the great interpreters of Soviet […]
“I Cannot Waive Principles,” by Nina Andreeva
Sovetskaia Rossiia, March 13, 1988 I decided to write this letter after lengthy deliberation. I am a chemist, and I lecture at Leningrad’s Lensovet Technology […]
THE MAIN DIRECTIONS OF THE DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN POLICY OF THE KWP CC AND DPRK GOVERNMENT AND THE SITUATION IN KOREA
Secret Copy Nº 2 SOVIET EMBASSY IN THE DPRK 18 November 1969 Nº 386 [CPSU CC stamp: 39334 2? November 1969 Korea THE MAIN DIRECTIONS […]
Notes on World War 2
WORLD WAR 2 HISTORY WRITTEN FROM THE “GERMAN PERSPECTIVE” AND RED ARMY BATTLES CONCEALED FOR POLITICAL REASONS When the first edition of this book was […]
Two Letters Of Leon Trotsky
Trotsky and Leninism The two letters that we publish below were written by Trotsky, one, before the October Revolution, and the other, several years later. […]
Behind the Soviet Law Limiting Abortions and Increasing Aid to Mothers
Love – Family Life – Career Behind the Soviet Law Limiting Abortions and Increasing Aid to Mothers Price 2 cents Published byThe Woman Today Publishing […]
On the New Abortion Law – Alexandra Kollontai
(July 17, 1936) Aleksandra Kollontai How do the women in the Soviet Union stand towards the new abortion law? I would like to first point […]
Solzhenitsyn: On The Broken (1996)
Editors note: Solzhenitsyn was the rights favourite anti-communist propagandist during the Soviet era. Everything he said was taken as fact. Much in the same way […]