Kevin Rothrock on Nostr: Russian publisher AST's 2025 edition of the Soviet novel “Eternal Call” omits ...
Russian publisher AST's 2025 edition of the Soviet novel “Eternal Call” omits part of a Nazi officer's speech used to fabricate the “Dulles Plan,” a supposed CIA scheme to destroy the USSR. Blogger Yana Karachina suggests AST may be wary of a 2015 court ruling declaring the forgery extremist.
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