The Ends of History
Fall 2020
The past is always with us—even when governments try to alter or erase it. How does contested history shape our politics and culture?
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By Izabella Tabarovsky
The Soviet Union erased disabled troops, women and political purges from the narrative of its victory in World War II. Today’s Russian state has done the same.
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By Jonathan Holloway and Richard Byrne
Wilson Center 2020 Hubert H. Humphrey Fellow Jonathan Holloway traces Woodrow Wilson’s vexed legacy on racial equality.
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The Past’s Transformative Power in China
By Zheng Wang
How does the memory of national humiliation in the 19th and 20th Centuries drive Chinese propaganda to this day?
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