The New Soviet Man Emerges From Russian History
An AP analysis traces the idea of the new Soviet man to the 1917 revolutions and Russia’s long arc of autocracy. It argues the February upheaval promised liberal change but was hijacked by Bolshevik power, forging a state capitalism that reshaped identity.
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