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political demonstration/

trials in, 170-76 present-day reality

in, 177-78 realities of Russian

rule, 167-70 Western press/foreign media in, 178-82 Russian Federation, 12, 43,175 Russia Today (RT), 180-82

Saakashvili, Mikheil, 106 "sacred war." See Soviet war

narrative Sacred War (Russian war

march), 39 Sadoviy, Andriy, 120,129 Sadulayeva, Zarema, 48-49 Saveliev, Oleg, 177-78 SBU (Ukrainian security services), 2,185,194, 195-96, 213 schools, patriotism in, 251—52 Schutzmannschafi

Battalion, 120 Second World War. See also Soviet war narrative Chechens in, 44 comparison of, 206, 221 in Crimea, 135,137 deportations and, 44,144 display/exhibit of, 60, 78 exploitation of, 252 falsification of history

and, 35-36 in family legend, 241 Holodomor and, 114,122 at Olympics, 104,108 painful points of, 99 pride in, 20, 65,107 as propaganda, 236 Putin on, 30 questioning of, 250 role of war victory, 20 symbolism of, 3, 236 as trope, 222, 226 in Ukraine, 112 Ukrainian soldiers and, 141

on Victory Day, 40, 60 youth perspective of, 249 secret police. See NKVD

(secret police) Semprun, Jorge, 96 Shaimiyev, Mintimer, 145 Shalamov, Varlam, 73 Shevchenko, Taras, 114,

170-72, 216 Shoigu, Sergei, 38,169, 250 shortages, 13,115 Shostakovich, Dmitry, 54 Shukhevych, Roman, 120,

122, 237-39 Shuster, Simon, 201 siege of Leningrad, 21, 35 Simonyan, Margarita, 180 Smirnov, Zaur, 164—66 Sochi. See Olympic games Solzhenitsyn, Alexander, 44 Soviet Union, collapse of. See abo nostalgia, for Soviet Union/Soviet past coup failure and, 189 Crimea after, 143 exploitation of, 252 as 'geopolitical tragedy,' 19 integrated economy

collapse, 188 isolated towns following,

66-67, 86 loss of identity/effects

of, 7-11 monument removal, 235 public opinion on, 14 rebel movement and, 197 Russian diaspora after, 150 Russia's status after, 17 sense of belonging after, 231 trials of Soviet bosses, 93 Ukraine after, 113-14,134,

148,193, 202, 239-40 unifying national-historical

narratives after, 18 'unipolar' world order after, 106,150 Soviet war narrative

anniversary celebrations/

parade, 37-40 darker pages/moments

of, 33-37 deportations in, 25-30

new historiography, 21—25 rewriting of history in, 34 victory celebrations/ rhetoric, 30-33 Spain, Russia's comparison

with, 96 sprit (chemical ethanol), 15 stabilnost (economic

prosperity), 14,107, 246 Stakhanov, Alexei, 188 Stalin, Joseph, 3 Stalin/Stalinist era Dalstroi enterprise

and, 66-68 death of, 157

Gulag/camp system of, 65,

73, 85-87, 92 informers in, 81-82, 93-94 Kalmyk deportation and,

26, 28, 30 purges of, 54, 84 repressions of, 3, 67, 75-76,

94, 241-42 school curriculum on, 79 Ukraine and, 69 war narrative and,

21-23, 65, 99 Yalta Conference and, 124 Strelkov, Igor, 199,

217-19, 243 Surkov, Vladislav, 32,149

Taruta, Sergei, 201-2 Tatars. See Crimean Tatars Thatcher, Margaret, 168 torture

of Akhmed Umarov, 51—52 in Chechnya, 48-50, 61 confession extraction

and, 81-82 conscience as, 176 of Crimean Tatars, 162 of gay men, 55 in the Gulag, 89 Trans-Siberian train, 13-14, 66 Trump, Donald, 8,181,

199, 247 Turchenyuk, Igor, 139-40 Turchynov, Oleksandr, 130

Ubushayev, Vladimir, 25-26, 29

Ukraine. See also war, in Donbass EU membership and, 111—12,

123,125-27,129 foreign policy/relations

in, 123-24 Holodomor (famine) in, 114—15,

119,122 independence of, 116-18 Jewish history/anti-Semitism in, 69-70,116-17,119-21, 207, 2637213, 2637218 nationalist movement in, 115-18,120-22, 128-29,131 new national identity of, 18 protest in, 111-12 as separate entity, 113-14 Soviet/Nazi occupations of, 69

Ukrainian Insurgent Army (UPA), 116,120,122,128, 135, 237-38 Ukrainian nationalist

organization (OUN), 69, 116-17,120, 237 Ukrainian security services (SBU), 2,185,194, 195-96, 213 Umarov, Doku, 50-51 Umerov, Ilmi, 162 UPA (Ukrainian Insurgent Army), 116,120,122,128, 135, 237-38 Urzhumova, Natalia, 173

veterans, 22, 30-31, 33, 36, 39,

63, 203, 220, 237, 250 Viatrovych, Volodymyr,

239-40 Victory Day, 30, 31, 33, 40, 63, 203, 205, 208, 209,

236, 249. See also 9 May (holiday) victory narrative, 31, 32, 34 Vladimir the Great, 113,153, 245 Volkogonov, Dmitry, 25 Voloshin, Alexander, 11 Vysotsky, Vladimir, 212

war, in Donbass. See also Bezler, Igor (The Demon); Budik, Vasil; Donetsk People's Republic; Strelkov, Igor fascism rhetoric

and, 207-9 Ilyicha villagers/

resistance, 203-5 joining armed uprising (Igor/Yekterina's story), 224-26 Kremlin's use of

nationalists, 219 Malaysian flight MH 17,

210-11, 226, 231 as mobilizing force for

Putin, 245-46 Odessa violence and, 205-6,

209, 223 post-war break with Soviet

past, 235-40 reality of conflict, 227-32 separatist leaders in, 211-16 single-mindedness/ intransigence of locals, 220-24 Soviet nostalgia in, 241-45 symbolism of poppies, 237 television's role in, 226—27 volunteer battalions in, 209-10 war narrative. See also Soviet war narrative

Holocaust in, 35,117,121, 207 new historiography

of, 21-25 in Stalinist era, 65, 99 Western press/media, 177-18 White armies, 217 World War II. See Second World War

Yalta Conference, 124 Yanukovych, Viktor Akhmetov and, 191,197 Crimean annexation and,

149,151,181 election of, 122 EU deal and, 111,127 flight of, 130,143 Maidan movement and,

127,129,194-96 at Olympic opening

ceremony, 109 Orange Revolution

and, 118 Ukraine's economy and, 123 Yatsenyuk, Arseny, 125 Yeltsin/Yeltsin era Chechnya and, 45 Crimea/Crimean Tatars

and, 134,145 farewell address of, 12 hardliners and, 189 historiography/historical

enquiry of, 25, 68 Putin and, 11 Ukraine and, 118 Victory Day and, 30 Yushchenko, Viktor, 118-20, 122,131

Zhukov, Georgy, 21—22 zikr, catharsis of, 62 Zubkov, Oleg, 167