Memory Politics in Contemporary Russia

Memory Politics in Contemporary Russia

by Mariëlle Wijermars

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This book critically examines the role of cinema and television in shaping and spreading narratives of memory politics in contemporary Russia to provide a better understanding both of the various ways the Russian government practices memory politics, and the existence of alternative and critical voices and criticism.

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