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Antony Beevor was educated at Winchester and Sandhurst, where he studied military history under John Keegan. A regular officer with the 11th Hussars, he left the Army after five years to write. He has published four novels, and thirteen books of non-fiction. His work has appeared in 37 foreign languages and sold nine million copies. He is he number one bestselling historian in Britain.
Tomorrow, he is appearing on the show to breakdown the history of Russia and discuss it’s formation, rulers, wars, politics, major figures and the country it is today.
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What is it about the Russian psyche that tolerates the death of many of its citizens during war & the displacement and execution of even more citizens during Stalin's tyranny ?
Every time I get the man-flu, I pick up your book on Stalingrad, compare myself to the people on sight i 1942, and suddenly feel less miserable. Thanks. Looking at Russia today, how central is the memory of Stalingrad to modern Russian identity? Has it become mythologized in a way that shapes current political narratives - such as the apparent willingness to accept the horrific body count in Ukraine today?