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It Will Be Fun and Terrifying: Nationalism and Protest in Post-Soviet Russia ,
Table of contents :
Contents
Illustrations
Acknowledgments
Note on Transliteration
Introduction
1 “The Power of the State Should Be in the Hands of the Punks”: The Literary Origins of a Protest Movement
2 Making Post-Soviet Counterpublics: The Aesthetics of Limonka and the National Bolshevik Party
3 Bohemianism, Political Militancy, and Resistance to Modernity The NBP as Social Practice
4 Aleksandr Dugin’s Conservative Postmodernism
5 A Conservative Bohemia: The Eurasia Movement as an Aesthetic-Political Project
Conclusion
Notes
Works Cited
Index
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It Will Be Fun and Terrifying
IT WILL BE FUN AND TERRIFYING Nationalism and Protest in Post-Soviet Russia
Fabrizio Fenghi
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This book was published with the assistance of the Faculty Development Fund and the Humanities Research Fund, Brown University. The Universi
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A former London student who previously worked at Heathrow left Britain to fight in the pro-Russian rebel group which is suspected of carrying out the attack which downed flight MH17, killing nearly people.
Beness Aijo studied microbiology at London's Birkbeck University and worked on the reconstruction of Heathrow's Terminal 2, before leaving Britain to fight in the Crimea.
The year-old told the Daily Mail he had ties to the soldiers who are suspected of launching the surface-to-air missile which shot down the Maylasia Airlines flight and killed all passengers and crew on board.
Beness Aijo posing with a Soviet Union flag
Currently under house arrest in Latvia, his native country, he accused Ukrainian military forces of being behind the attack, which happened over the eastern Ukraine city of Donetsk.
"I think that Ukranian military forces destroyed the plane above Donetsk area in order to blame in this offence on the rebels and make public opinion turn against t
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EXCLUSIVE: Heathrow worker who left UK to fight with pro-Russian rebels says Ukraine and the West shot down MH17 to smear Russia
A construction worker who lived and worked in Britain has today been revealed as a pro-Russian rebel who left the UK to fight in Crimea.
Beness Aijo, 29, has ties to the soldiers in control of the eastern region of Ukraine from which the surface-to-air missile which shot down the Malaysia Airlines flight, killing all on board.
However, while authorities across the world are becoming increasingly sure that the rebel forces are to blame for shooting down the civilian plane on Thursday, Aijo insists that Ukraine and the West were to blame.
He lived in London for years, but left in March hoping to join the annexation of Crimea in southern Ukraine by Russian forces.
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Rebel: Beness Aijo, 29, is pictured above posing with a tank. He boasted on his Facebook page of joining rebel militia in Crimea earlier this year
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