Patrick Kinville
Soviet history, mostly military and political.
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The Killing of Nabokov’s Father
This is part two of my series on the killing of V.D. Nabokov. Part 1 can be found here.
The day V.D. Nabokov was reunited with his family in Crimea, December 3/16, 1917, his son, the future preeminent novelist Vladimir Nabokov, penned a po...
The Killing of Nabokov’s Father
On the night of March 28, 1922, Pavel Milyukov, the leader of the Constitutional Democrat (Kadet) party and the former Foreign Minister of Russia’s Provisional Government, was addressing nearly 1,500 Russian emigres at Berlin’s Philharmonia...
The Armstrong Whitworth Albemarle in the Soviet Union
Of the roughly 15,000 British and US aircraft delivered to the Soviet Union during World War II, P-39s, P-40s, Hurricanes and A-20s chief among them, twelve of a lesser-known British type, the Armstrong Whitworth Albermarle, were ferried to...
“As I Have Seen War, So I Have Painted It”: Vasily Vereshchagin's 1874 Turkestan Exhibition
In March 1874, an exhibition hosted by the Ministry of Internal Affairs in St. Petersburg gave the Russian public its first authentic glimpse of the realities of the Turkestan campaign. The artist was Vasily Vereshchagin, who had recently g...
When Tolstoy Challenged Turgenev to a Duel
In May 1861, during an otherwise pleasant morning at Stepanovka, Afanasy Fet’s country estate, famed authors Lev Tolstoy and Ivan Turgenev were engaged in pleasant conversation when Tolstoy made an off-hand comment concerning the charity wo...
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Russian literary history, with a focus on the nineteenth century, all things Dostoevsky, and the shifting cultural landscapes of the imperial and early Soviet eras.
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