Programma—Jamala, the Dakh Daughters, and Ukraine’s New Femininity
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Desk — Moscow | juli 2016

Jamala, the Dakh Daughters, and Ukraine’s New Femininity
By Natalia Antonova

Delen
Meer Van Moscow
archief
Desk — Moscow
A Conservative Revolution
Alexander Morozov
archief
Desk — Moscow
Cultural and Cold Wars: Notes on Multipolar Ideology and Diplomacy
Maria Chehonadskih
archief
Desk — Moscow
Great Artists and the People We Sacrifice to Them
Natalia Antonova
archief
Desk — Moscow
I Do Not Want to Hear
Ksenia Leonova
archief
Desk — Moscow
Looking for KGB
Ekaterina Degot
archief
Desk — Moscow
Nuns and Heartsick Lesbians
Natalia Antonova
archief
Desk — Moscow
Putin Lives in the World that Huntington Built
Ilya Budraitskis
archief
Desk — Moscow
Russia on the Run
Natalia Antonova
archief
Desk — Moscow
The Russian Revolution in Dreams and Reality
Ilya Budraitskis
archief
Desk — Moscow
The Tower
Alexandra Novozhenova
archief
Desk — Moscow
Weeping Willows and Dancing Dictators: Talgat Batalov on Being Uzbek
Natalia Antonova
Meer Van De Auteur
archief
Desk — Moscow
Great Artists and the People We Sacrifice to Them
Natalia Antonova
archief
Desk — Moscow
Nuns and Heartsick Lesbians
Natalia Antonova
archief
Desk — Moscow
Russia on the Run
Natalia Antonova
archief
Desk — Moscow
Weeping Willows and Dancing Dictators: Talgat Batalov on Being Uzbek
Natalia Antonova