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I wondered the same thing and don't know. However, re "Jaures":

http://www.nybooks.com/articles/archives/1972/mar/23/zhores-not-jaures/

Still, how nicely bizarre that this comes up today on the anniversary of
Jaures' assassination. PS to MIAers: has anyone posted a link on Facebook
to his archive today? (I'm at no-Facebook work.)


On Thu, Jul 31, 2014 at 9:52 AM, Shane Mage via Marxism <
marxism@lists.csbs.utah.edu> wrote:

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> On Jul 31, 2014, at 7:48 AM, Louis Proyect via Marxism wrote:
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>> An article by Kirill Medvedev, a Russian revolutionary socialist, poet
>> and translator of Charles Bukowski, ie., a man after my own heart.
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>>  Does anyone know if the author of this excellent manifesto is a
> descendant of those towering figures of the 1970-1990 antistalinist
> opposition, the brothers Roy and Jaurès Medvedev?
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>  It is perfectly clear that the majority of residents of Donbas do not
>> live in the fantasy-world of historical re-enactment, but in a world with
>> their own everyday problems, problems of life and work, their own
>> interests, which differ from the interests of the visiting fighters and
>> commanders, no matter what hopes might have been placed on them in the
>> beginning. And this is just as clear: even if a left-wing,
>> radical-democratic agenda would suddenly begin to break through from the
>> bottom, it would immediately be either appropriated or simply crushed, with
>> support from Moscow, by the builders of the “Russian World.”
>>
>> Therefore, the only chance to break the vicious circuit in Ukraine is for
>> there to be radical changes in Russia. Changes that would come to pass not
>> under the banner of a struggle for the “Russian World” against juvenile
>> justice, Eurosodom and the like, but under the banner of radical democratic
>> and social changes inside the country, a re-orientation of the economy from
>> the maintenance of an army of bureaucrats, policemen, FSB-men, and heaps of
>> big businessmen, to the social sphere, science, industry.
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>> full: http://www.criticatac.ro/lefteast/peace-fighters-
>> kirill-medvedev-on-the-need-for-a-new-democratic-opposition/
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