Estonian Invasion as Western Ersatz-pop

Ventsel, Aimar

doi:10.1057/978-1-137-59273-6_4

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“…Here, she makes a common error in stating that the adoption of Cold War-era Western pop culture via rock music and fashion was "sidestepping state restrictions" (283). As a fact, being a rock fan in the Soviet Union did not automatically mean juxtaposition to the Soviet ideology (Smith 1976;Ventsel 2016;Yurchak 2006;Zhuk 2010) or that rock music belonged solely to the underground (Ventsel 2016). Most Sakha intellectuals viewed Sakha rock music as a sign of the modernization of the Sakha culture that gave the Sakha culture an equal position vis-à-vis other "developed" cultures.…”

Section: Lifestyle In Siberia and The Russian Northmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Mists on the River: Folktales from Siberia. Yeremei Aipin, Translated by Marina Aipin and Claude Clayton Smith (Brunswick, ME: Shanti Arts Publishing, 2020), 51 pp. ISBN 978-1-951651-40-4.Regional’naia elita Dal’nego Vostoka v mekhanizme vneshnei politiki: Dokumental’naia istoriia voennogo konflikta na KVZHD mezhdu SSSR i Kitaem, 1929. Marina Fuchs (New York: South Eastern Publishers, 2020), 513 pp., 570 notes, with a summary in English, 54 pp.Lifestyle in Siberia and the Russian North. Joachim Otto Habeck, ed. (Cambridge, UK: Open Book, 2019), 490 pp. ISBN paperback: 978-1-78374-717-7; ISBN cloth: 978-1-78374-718-4.

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Section: Lifestyle In Siberia and The Russian Northmentioning

confidence: 99%