News Notes: Traditionalism, Steve Bannon, Books about Russia and Ukraine

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Monday 5 February 2024

Look Who’s Talking: The Duran Podcast

I first noticed this podcast because it was about Ukraine.  After listening, though, I heard one of the commentators making fun of Zelensky.  When I did some research, I found out that the British guy (with the most obnoxious upper-class accent in the British world) formerly worked for RT and has been disbarred. 

Steve Bannon and Russian Religious Connection

Podcast: Thinking Allowed, Traditionalism – Russian Orthodox Converts, BBC Radio. 1/31/24.

Books: Mark Galeotti, British historian on transnational crime and Russian security. 

Podcast: In Moscow’s Shadows

Books:

Thomas Graham, Getting Russia Right

Richard Sakwa, The Lost Peace

Leon Aron, Riding the Tiger

Maria Popova and Oxana Sheval, Russia and Ukraine: Entangled Histories

Willian Collins, The Showman

Andrew Harding, A Small, Stubborn Town.

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