Actually Existing Socialism The Indigenous Peoples of the Soviet Union (Part 1) w/ Alice and Dennis Bartels (Part 1)
Jun 21, 2022
Alice and Dennis Bartels, authors of 'When the North Was Red: Aboriginal Education in Soviet Siberia', discuss their extensive research on the Indigenous peoples of the Soviet Union. They delve into the differences between their experience and the genocidal experience of Indigenous peoples in North America. Topics include living in the Soviet Union during the Cold War, the impact of neoliberal reforms after the Soviet Union's dissolution, and the experiences of Indigenous peoples in the Soviet Union.
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Introduction
00:00 • 2min
Bolsheviks Policy towards Nationalities and the Need for Unity
02:04 • 5min
Studying Siberian Indigenous Peoples During the Cold War
06:46 • 13min
The Experiences of Indigenous Peoples in the Soviet Union
19:49 • 25min
Reassessing Soviet History and Imposed Constructs
45:12 • 11min
Living Conditions and Special Provisions for Students in the Soviet Union
56:16 • 2min
Insights into the Communist Party, Challenges Faced, and Chaos in the Soviet Union
58:29 • 3min