What to ask in book Vladimir Kozlov, Marina Kozlova. "Little USSR" and its inhabitants. Essays on the social history of the Soviet occupation community in Germany. 1945–1949. M.: New Literary Review, 2021. Content Independent researcher Vladimir Kozlov (author of a reference monograph on riots under Khrushchev and Brezhnev) and his wife, a colleague in the workshop of historians, wrote a book about the daily life of the “Soviet occupation community”.

Mikhail Berg - about the cultural fate of (anti) Soviet underground The Soviet underground in its confrontation with the state machine gave rise to many extraordinary art practices of varying degrees of radicality. However, after the collapse of the USSR, they seemed to join the new system based on other principles, but in fact the remaining one with which Moscow conceptualists fought. So at least Mikhail Berg believes, which we publish a large outline today.

Excerpt from the book by Jacob Rogozinsky "Jihadism" What are the nutritional roots of modern terrorism, which forces migrants who have come to the West to attack innocent people, and prosperous Europeans - to leave for Syria and join the militants of the “Islamic state” (prohibited in Russia)?