
Anne Applebaum
Staff Writer at The Atlantic
Writer at Open Letters from Anne Applebaum
@TheAtlantic and @SNFAgoraJHU Author of Gulag, Iron Curtain, Red Famine, Twilight of Democracy and now AUTOCRACY INC find me more often on the blue site
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2 weeks ago |
open.substack.com | Anne Applebaum
Revolutions have a logic. The revolutionaries start with a big, transformative, impossible goal. They want to remake society, smash existing institutions, replace them with something different. They know they will do damage on the road to their utopia, and they know people will object. Committed to their ideology, the revolutionaries pursue their goals anyway. Inevitably, a crisis appears.
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2 weeks ago |
theatlantic.com | Anne Applebaum
Revolutions have a logic. The revolutionaries start with a big, transformative, impossible goal. They want to remake society, smash existing institutions, replace them with something different. They know they will do damage on the road to their utopia, and they know people will object. Committed to their ideology, the revolutionaries pursue their goals anyway. Inevitably, a crisis appears.
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2 weeks ago |
rsn.org | Anne Applebaum
A nationalist’s narrow victory in Poland offers a preview of many knife-edge contests to come, all across the democratic world. A few days before the Polish presidential election on Sunday, a Polish friend of mine received an unexpected message from someone she had not seen for 20 years. The woman had found my friend on Facebook, noticed that she was supporting the candidacy of Rafał Trzaskowski—the mayor of Warsaw, a liberal centrist—and begged her to change her mind.
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3 weeks ago |
theatlantic.com | Anne Applebaum
A few days before the Polish presidential election on Sunday, a Polish friend of mine received an unexpected message from someone she had not seen for 20 years. The woman had found my friend on Facebook, noticed that she was supporting the candidacy of Rafał Trzaskowski—the mayor of Warsaw, a liberal centrist—and begged her to change her mind.
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3 weeks ago |
expresso.pt | Anne Applebaum
Hotéis luxuosos e restaurantes sofisticados dominam agora o centro de Budapeste, uma cidade outrora conhecida pelas suas fachadas degradadas. No centro da cidade surgiram também novos monumentos. Um deles, uma cópia do memorial da Guerra do Vietname em Washington, D.C., recorda o império perdido da Hungria no século XIX.
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