[annalex]

Воспоминания корниловца: 1914-1934

The author commanded a machine gun company of Kornilov Regiment; lived in the Soviet Russian under an assumed name, became a doctor and practiced medicine. In 1934 managed to emigrate as an ethnic Slovene and lived in Germany (Western). Was abducted by the agents of the Soviet Union in 1954, resisted the abduction and was killed ( Трушнович, Александр Рудольфович).

I should point out to the gentle American reader that the image of the Soviet Union as a stern society of oppressive sexual conservatism, as opposed to American and generally Western sexual liberalism is an artifact of the Cold War. The classical Marxism, as well as the early years of the Soviet Power called for liberation of the woman, -- understood as stripping her of marital obligations, and nearly unlimited access to abortion. Coupled with collectivization of farming and forced industrialization, the uninhibited sexual practices and collectivization of women as sexual partners of the working men resulted in death and misery in what was once a prosperous nation. With this in mind, here is the question for the American reader: Does this remind you of anything?

[annalex]

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[blueunicorn6]

If you can convince a woman to kill her own child, then you can convince her to do anything.

[Excellence]

collectivization of women as sexual partners of the working men

Now that is one damned interesting turn of phrase.

[PUGACHEV]

I am reading Marooned In Moscow, by Marguerite Harrison, an adventurous woman who slipped uninvited into Russia across the Polish frontier in 1920 and set up shop as a correspondent for the Associated Press in Moscow. As it turned out, she was on the payroll of the U.S. military intelligence. She met Lenin, Krupsksya, Trotsky, and many other notable Bolsheviks, as well as workers, peasants, and members of the old regime. She was a very careful observer, and her book is full of insights and things that I had never read before about that period.

You can buy it from Amazon for your Kindle, or read the free version above.

[OldNewYork]

These are the real, inconvenient truths the crypto-communists in political offices, NGO’s, and media positions would like to ignore. But we can’t.

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[No One Special]

Thank you Annalex for providing important history that needs knowing by everyone. If that were the case, doubtful we today would have Obamacare.

[annalex]

I forgot to credit the Russian poster: Воспоминания корниловца.

There is more at source: scenes from party life, courts, hooliganism, but I have no energy translating them.