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racism 27–8, 36–7, 135

Ralph Appelbaum Associates 247

Rancour-Laferriere, Daniel 113

Rasputin, Grigory 147, 148

Ratzel, Friedrich 30

Razin, Stepan 22

Reagan, Ronald 98

refugees 91, 113

remembrance 115

Repentance (film) 184–5

resentment 218–28

myth of Ukrainian fascism 226–8

the offended and the insulted 224–5

Putin’s resentment 221–4

and the slave revolt 219–21

and Ukrainian independence 218–19

The Return (film) 161

Riefenstahl, Leni 97, 98, 121

risk society 87–8, 90, 174

roads 3–5

Elite Road theory 66–8

and military parades 75

road tariff protests 114

Rodchenkov, Grigory 170, 171

Rogozin, Dmitry 5, 14, 53, 95, 119

Romania 53, 54

Romanov dynasty 56

Rosneft 31

Rotenburg brothers 75

Royzman, Yevgeny 243, 245

Rozanov, Vasily 221

The Apocalypse of Our Time 194–5

Russia Day (12 June) 76, 103

Russia Today (RT) 91, 92, 173

Russian Empire 28–9, 36, 148

fall of 194–5

Russian Revolution (1917) 8, 71, 86, 114, 209

Russian Sea companies 83

‘Russian spring’ 23

Said, Edward, Orientalism 36

St Petersburg 57

Sakharov, Andrei 233

Salisbury poisoning viii, 172, 173

Samaranch, Antonio 98

same-sex marriages 136, 137, 214, 216–17

Samoilova, Yulia 165–6, 167, 168

Samoyardov, Alexei 22

San Francisco

Chinatown 131

gay quarter 131, 132, 134

sanctions against Russia 53–4, 56, 174

destruction of Western sanctioned goods 55–6, 81

Scheler, Max 220

Schlöndorff, Volker 18

Schmitt, Carl x, 97, 105–6, 107, 114

Schroeder, Gerhard 13, 92

scientific knowledge, crisis in 148

scientific research 51

Sechin, Igor 31

Second World War 18, 99, 226

and battle tanks 77–8

the ‘Lieutenants’ prose’ 200

missiles 74

and Victory Day 198–203

as a war of memory 209

Segalovich, Ilya 48

separatists 84, 95

Ukraine 8, 20, 23, 81, 89, 92

SERB 232

sex education 129, 130

sexual violence 141–2, 147, 240–1

and homophobia 135

sexuality

Russian views on 129–30

see also homophobia

Shakespeare, William 161, 211, 215

Shalamov, Varlam 210, 212, 235–6

Sharov, Vladimir 211

Shchegolyov, Vanya 150

Shchekochikhin, Yury 231

Shcherbak, Andrei 133

Shekau, Abubakar 20

Shevchenko, Maxim 86

Shoigu, Sergei 79

Sholokhov, Mikhail 233

Shostakovich, Dmitry 215

Shulzhenko, Klavdiya 198

Shuvalov, Igor 69–72

Siberia 35

Siemens turbines scandal 53, 57, 172

Silicon Valley 131–2

siloviki (power ministries) 9, 44

as an offended group 225

and the doping scandal 171

as purveyors of threats 83–5

and Soviet computer technology 174–5

Sinyavsky, Andrei 138, 211

Skidelsky, Lord 228

Skolkovo 51, 134

Skripal, Sergei and Julia viii, 172

Sobchak, Anatoly 243

Sochi Winter Olympics vii, 5, 13, 14, 15, 71, 92

and the Berlin Olympics 97

doping scandal 169–71, 173

‘Operation Sochi’ 169–71

Torch Relay 94–6

social Darwinism 26

social media 49

and domestic violence 240

and Gorbachev 186

‘groups of death’ 161

politics of the female body 141–2, 148–9

trolling on 172

see also Facebook

Sokolov, Maxim 26

Sokolov, Nikita 200–1

Sokurov, Alexander, Taurus 216

Soldatov, Andrei 50–1

Solovetsky Monastery 208, 213

Solzenitsyn, Alexander 212, 233

Somali extremists 156

Somme, Battle of the (1916) 77

SORM (Operational Search Systems) 49

Sorokin, Vladimir 51–2, 211

Day of the Oprichnik 157, 160

South Korea 98

South Ossetia 74

sovereigns, bodies of 123–7

sovereignty x, 45, 46

and the Arctic 10–12

and biopolitics 120

and the destruction of sanctioned foodstuffs 154

and the failed coup of 1991 193

and fear of the future 96

loss of 4–5, 53–7

and missile parades 73

and the Olympic Torch Relay 95–6

punishment for thoughtcrime against 95

and Russian territorial expansion 20

Schmitt’s theory of ‘the state of emergency’ 105–7

and Victory Day 202

Soviet Union

Afghanistan war 14, 78, 93, 144, 179, 180, 181, 236

biopolitics 121

‘closed towns’ 51

collapse vii, 14, 17, 37, 79, 86, 93, 95, 191, 193–7, 199, 209, 222

Comintern 102

computer technology 174–5

and Crimea 179, 180–1

and the Decembrists 251

and the English language 108

foreign policy 93

labour camps 206

and military-patriotic hysteria 77

return of Soviet speech practices 225

stagnation era 123

territorial expansion 17, 18, 36

and Victory Day 199–201

see also Stalin, Josef

Sovok 195

space of flows 45

Spain 230

special operations 171–5

Speer, Albert 97

Speransky, Mikhail 246, 248

Spitting Image (TV programme) 216

Spivak, Gayatri 36

spontaneous memorials 229–32

sport

Paralympics 166–7

see also Olympic Games

sports journalists, and football hooligans 101–4

Stalin, Josef 16, 74, 78, 93, 163, 246

anniversary of the death of (5 March 1953) 123, 183–5

and biopolitics 121

and conspiracy theories 87

de-Stalinization programme 210, 213

death of 123, 126, 215

The Death of Stalin (film) 214–16

and the ‘Doctors’ Plot’ 185

and historical revisionism 180

and Hitler 220

and innovation culture 51

and the Kremlin 62

memory of the terror 208–13

and nuclear weapons 185

rehabilitation of x

and the Second World War 99

trauma of Stalin’s repressions 144

victims of terror 238–40, 241

Victory Banquet 199, 237

and Victory Day 199–200, 203

Stalker (film) 35, 162

Starovoitova, Galina 231

the state

return of viii, ix

state power and the Kremlin 62–4, 98–9

threats in the state system 81–5

Stockholm Syndrome 184

Stotsko, Pavel 214

Strategy-31 opposition movement 230–1

Streltsy 62

Stubbendorf, Ludwig 97

surrogate motherhood 146

Suslov, Mikhail 69, 201

Suvorov, Viktor 201

Sverdlov, Yakov 245

Sveshnikov, Boris 211

Syria viii, ix, 5, 8, 21, 23, 40–1, 89, 143, 173

and Russia’s hybrid war 90, 91, 92, 104

tanks 76–80

and the coup of 1991 79, 188–9, 190

and missile parades 74

Tarkovsky, Andrei 35, 162, 200

Tatars 56, 180, 210