Russia Then and Now
Season 3, Episode 4
- Melissa Kerin
- Lisa Alty
- Jenefer Davies
- Mark Drumbl
- Paul Youngman
- Wythe Whiting
- Rob Straughan
- Kish Parella
- Tom Camden
- Rob Fure
- Jeff Schatten
- Michael Hill
- James Dick
- Sascha Goluboff
- Harvey Markowitz
- Caleb Dance Podcast
- Amanda Bower Podcast
- Richard Bidlack Podcast
- Megan Hess Podcast
- Stephanie Sandberg Podcast
- Taha Khan Podcast
- George Bent Podcast
- Nadia Ayoub Podcast
- Tyler Lorig Podcast
- Elizabeth Knapp Podcast
- Jan Hathorn Podcast
- Rob Mish Podcast
- Brian Murchison Podcast
- Sybil Prince Nelson Podcast
- Elliott King Podcast
- Mark Rush Podcast
- Mikki Brock Podcast
- Howard Pickett Podcast
- Julie Woodzicka Podcast
- Karla Murdock Podcast
- Janet Ikeda Podcast
- Bill Hamilton Podcast
- Johanna Bond Podcast
- After Class Podcast
Russia Then and Now
The Arc of a Superpower with Rich Bidlack
Rich Bidlack, the Martin and Brooke Stein Professor of History, has spent decades studying Russia and Soviet History. He shares what first sparked his interest in Russia, his research over the decades, and the direction his research will take upon his retirement.
“I think there are a lot of people who are sitting on the fence, who may have their own private thoughts and aren't going to share them. Because if you call it a war, you might get 15 years in jail. So, it's really, really hard to know what Russian people are thinking. If Russians want to find news, they can do it. I mean, the internet is still open, they can log on to CNN, if they want. Many don't, many are just trying to block it out of their mind"
~Rich Bidlack, Martin and Brooke Stein Professor of History
Duck and Cover drills:
- A W&L Lifelong Learning Presentation: Ukraine, Russia, EU, and Vladimir Putin
- The Leningrad Blockade, 1941-1944: A New Documentary History from the Soviet Archives (co-author with Nikita Lomagin)
- Russia and Eurasia, 2015-2016 (Lantham: Rowman & Littlefield, 2015), 46th edition
- The Grim Prospect of Vladimir Velikii by Richard Bidlack
- The Political Mood in Leningrad during the First Year of the Soviet-German War by Richard Bidlack
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