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A scholar challenges the idea that Russia's imperial history is invisible — tracing how Muscovy expanded into the world's largest country through conquest — and reflects on why the Bolshevik Revolution was such a seismic moment for colonized peoples globally, as the first major empire seemingly destroyed from within.
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A scholar challenges the idea that Russia's imperial history is invisible — tracing how Muscovy expanded into the world's largest country through conquest — and reflects on why the Bolshevik Revolution was such a seismic moment for colonized peoples globally, as the first major empire seemingly destroyed from within.
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