In this edition of Wilson Center NOW, Izabella Tabarovsky and Katie Stallard discuss how Vladimir Putin has “weaponized” history and historical memory in an attempt to justify Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
In this edition of Wilson Center NOW, Senior Program Associate at the Kennan Institute, Izabella Tabarovsky and Journalist and Global Fellow, Katie Stallard discuss how Vladimir Putin has “weaponized” and twisted history and historical memory in an attempt to justify Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
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