Motherland
In this compelling blend of memoir and historical analysis, journalist Julia Ioffe reexamines modern Russian history through the lens of its women. Ioffe draws on her own family's experience fleeing the Soviet Union to explore how a nation once at the forefront of feminist ideals transformed into a conservative society. Through the stories of revolutionaries, war heroes, and contemporary activists, she reveals the complex legacy of promises made and broken to Russian women, and how their experiences illuminate the country's turbulent path to the present day.
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