USSR

How a remnant of the Old Left fell in love with the vilest regimes in the world.

Alan Johnson
Sept. 6 2024 12:01AM

The author The Gulag Archipelago and his critics.

May 23 2022 12:01AM

Moyshe Kulbak’s Childe Harold.

Madeleine Cohen
Feb. 25 2022 12:01AM

“All the resources of a superpower cannot isolate a man who hears the voice of freedom.”

Dec. 30 2021 12:01AM

And Jewish groups have been duped.

Dan Diker and Yechiel Leiter
July 23 2021 12:01AM

Alexei Navalny doesn’t seek to avoid prison, but to defeat Putin.

Jan. 26 2021 12:01AM

A newly translated memoir of the gulag should (but probably won’t) remind those who still flirt with Communism what exactly they’re endorsing.

Jan. 26 2021 12:01AM

How a much-lauded historian with a genius for identifying similarities—but no eye for differences—misreads Jewish history.

Nov. 12 2020 12:01AM

Thanks to a small group of dedicated rabbis.

April 15 2019 12:01AM

Peretz Markish and the Schneersons.

Aug. 24 2016 12:01AM

In 1928, a “Jewish autonomous region” was set up in the far east to provide a home for Soviet Jewry. But, as a new book describes, it was no solution at all.

Aug. 11 2016 12:01AM

To understand why religion will never die, one need only look at the unrelenting efforts of Communist regimes to criminalize and crush faith; they failed.

Roger Scruton
June 6 2014 12:01AM