Lenin and Stalin’s Soviet Union

Historians Sheila Fitzpatrick, Ronald Grigor Suny, and Georgi Derluguian deliver a lecture on ‘Class and Nationality in Lenin and Stalin’s Soviet Union, and Post-Soviet Reverberations’ at a symposium organized by the Monterey Initiative in Russian Studies at the Middlebury Institute of International Studies at Monterey. The lecture took place on July 5 in Yerevan.
Sheila Fitzpatrick is an Australian historian renowned for her expertise on Soviet and modern Russian history, particularly during Joseph Stalin’s rule.
Ronald Grigor Suny is a distinguished professor of history at the University of Michigan and emeritus professor of political science and history at the University of Chicago.
Georgi Derluguian is a sociologist and historian known for his interdisciplinary work on social change, revolutions, and global history. He currently teaches at New York University Abu Dhabi.
This year’s Monterey Summer Symposium on Russia took place in Yerevan, Tbilisi, and Istanbul from July 1 to July 20.
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[@noricd]

All three speakers ask excellent questions. Worth listening to twice.

[@randomdude7384]

Solid suggestion; I've thoroughly enjoyed this lecture.

[@vitaliypro8441]

I have to disagree with a statement about over education in Soviet Union, I think it is the opposite. Over education would result in noticeable achievements in comparison to other nations and in reality ussr was behind in every aspect of life. Just because school system had a lot of classes and delivered a lot of random knowledge, it failed at producing skilled individuals capable of utilizing it in real life.

[@randomdude7384]

Why do the students look like he's speaking in Mandarin, discussing nuclear physics?
Don't they care about their own history?
They look like they are forced to be in the room.
Armenia is a democracy, isn't it?

[@tateviksimonyan2215]

With respect to all speakers, professor Derlugyan❤

[@special1740]

Что Дерлугьян знает об истории России, если он никогда не работал с архивами?! Что он вообще знает?! Он из Западенской семьи. Как ему вообще можно доверять лекции об истории России?! Он не историк ни по образованию, ни по профессии.

[@special1740]

Derlugyan is NOT a historian: not by education and not by profession. Why is he at the table?! When did he ever work with historical archives?!

[@ArmenianBishop]

In 1990, Georgi Derluguian received a Graduate History Studies Doctorate Degree from the Soviet Academy of Sciences. So, he does have history credentials, regardless of whether or not it's his primary study of interest.

[@special1740]

@@ArmenianBishop Where is his work with the archives in Russian history since then?

[@special1740]

@@ArmenianBishop Is he a specialist in the histories of Lenin and Stalin that he was asked to participate in the panel? If yes, where is his work in the archives pertaining to Lenin and Stalin?

[@youknowme1475]

USSR was a huge setback for Armenias development.

[@special1740]

No, it wasn’t. I have yet to see an Armenian last name as a Marshall of US Armed forces. Please learn some history before you post your nonsense.

[@special1740]

Armenians are alive today, b/c of Soviet Union. Learn some history and show some gratitude to the 27 million Soviet citizens that have fallen in WW2.

[@randomdude7384]

For the world's, too.
The only good thing about it is that it is no more.

[@LucyBal-b1v]

🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔

[@marinadubrovka1885]

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