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The Decembrist Revolt: The Arrival of the French Revolution in Russia and the Birth of a Revolutionary Tradition
This is the first post to only be available to paid subscribers since the newsletter started in January 2022. I’ve gone back and forth about what to do…
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The Ideology of the Russian Terrorist-Revolutionaries
The crucial thing about the revolutionary movement in Imperial Russia is that it is, as Tibor Szamuely puts it in his magnum opus, The Russian…
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Kyle Orton
The Long Struggle To Reveal Stalin’s Terror-Famine in Ukraine
Film Review: Mr. Jones (2019)
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Kyle Orton
A Possible Early Reference to Jesus: Mara bar Serapion
The letters of Paul of Tarsus contain the earliest surviving references to Jesus, including meeting with Jesus’ brother. With the four Gospels and the…
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Kyle Orton
There Was No Justice At Nuremberg
The International Military Tribunal Served a Purpose, But It Was Not Justice
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The Ideology of Nazism
This is the second of a six-part series looking at the rise and fall of the Nazi regime, which came to power ninety years ago with Adolf Hitler’s…
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Withdrawing Troops Does Not End the Jihadists’ “Forever War” Against the West
Congressional Representative from Florida Matt Gaetz has made a name for himself as one of the most prominent spokesmen of the Donald Trump wing of the…
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Kyle Orton
It Can Always Get Worse
It Can Always Get Worse
Written by Kyle Orton, a freelance security analyst, the newsletter covers contemporary issues of terrorism and geopolitics, plus espionage, history, religion, books, and occasional film reviews.
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