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A history of Russia's transition from Communism, seen through the eyes of reformers torn between liberal ideals and authoritarian statehood.
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Tobias Rupprecht is Heisenberg Professor of East European and Global History at Humboldt University of Berlin and a fellow of the British Royal Historical Society. He is the author of Soviet Internationalism after Stalin.
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