Why is "Neo-Stalinism" trending?
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- Date: 2026-05-15 17:36:41
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Wikipedia Overview
Neo-Stalinism is the promotion of positive views of Joseph Stalin's role in history, the partial re-establishing of Stalin's policies on certain or all issues, and nostalgia for the Stalinist period. Neo-Stalinism overlaps significantly with neo-Sovietism and Soviet nostalgia. Various definitions of the term have been given over the years. Neo-Stalinism is being actively promoted by Eurasianist currents in various post-Soviet states and official rehabilitation of Stalin has occurred in Russia under Vladimir Putin. Eurasianist philosopher Aleksandr Dugin, an influential neo-Stalinist ideologue in Russian elite circles, has praised Stalin as the "greatest personality in Russian history", comparing him to Ivan IV who established the Tsardom of Russia.
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Neo-Stalinism: What lessons has it learned? - Medium
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Why the cult of Josef Stalin is flourishing - DW.com
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Europe’s worst barbarian. Vladimir Putin has combined neo-Stalinism and religious fervour, with all the absurdities that entails - Новая газета Европа
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Putin Continues To Follow Nation Building Model Of Late Stalinism – OpEd - Eurasia Review
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Not a Rockhill to die on - Counterfire
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Neo-Stalinism The Achilles Heel of the Peace Movement and the American Left - newpol.org
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The Monster Returns: Stalin Looms Large Over Putin's Russia - Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty
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Russian Neo-Stalinists, Maoists oppose the campaign to free Ukrainian socialist Bogdan Syrotiuk - World Socialist Web Site
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Neo-Stalinists versus the Sons of Anarchy - Orange County Register
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The Special Ideological Operation Going AccordingTo Plan - Russia Post
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The Black Hole Where Russia’s Ethics Should Be - Carnegie Endowment for International Peace
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“Putin’s regime is not only ‘neo-Sovietism,’ but rather ‘neo-Stalinism’ dictatorship”: An interview with Boris Cimorra - La Voce del Patriota
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After alienation - mronline.org
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‘Cancel culture is a form of neo-Stalinism’: the writer defending France from woke zealots - The Telegraph
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Putin's Russia Is Back to the Stalinist Future - Foreign Policy
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Robert Fulford: The return of neo-Stalinism - National Post
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Donetsk and Luhansk: What you should know about the ‘republics’ - Al Jazeera
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The End of the China Illusion - Royal United Services Institute (RUSI)
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How the Putin Regime Subverted the Soviet Legacy - Carnegie Endowment for International Peace
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New statue of Stalin to be unveiled in Russian city of Vologda - Новая газета Европа
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What Ruling Against Stalin’s Grandson Says About Russia - Big Think
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Back in the USSR: Lenin statues and Soviet flags reappear in Russian-controlled cities - The Guardian
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The solution to all our problems. During an evening dedicated to the dictator, neo-Stalinists in the city of Barnaul summon the former Soviet leader’s spirit - Новая газета Европа
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Revolution and counter-revolution in the Middle East — a crucial test for the Left - Freedom Socialist Party
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‘Stalin’s second coming will require victims,’ Moscow paper says - Euromaidan Press
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From The Fringes Toward Mainstream: Russian Nationalist Broadsheet Basks In Ukraine Conflict - Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty
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The Dmitriev Affair : A confused and confusing film about the historian of Stalin’s Great Terror - World Socialist Web Site
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Inside the 4th International: The United Secretariat - Freedom Socialist Party
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Stephen F. Cohen: Stalin’s Afterlife - The New Republic
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Zhores Medvedev and the battle for truth in Soviet science - Aeon
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Reconciliation, Dangers & Model Change for Cuba - Havana Times
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How Putin’s Stalinist nostalgia made him an enemy of democracy - upnorth.eu
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STALIN MAKES A COMEBACK (Published 1979) - The New York Times
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Praising the crimes of Stalinism: The DSA and the assassination of Leon Trotsky - World Socialist Web Site
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Why Stalin's Corpse Was Exhumed on Halloween - Russian Life magazine
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Walter Lacquer: From Russia, With Hate - The New Republic
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Mikhail Suslov, the Soviet Union's top ideologue and for... - upi.com
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Putin’s interview with Tucker Carlson: The Russian oligarchy pleads for “peaceful coexistence” with imperialism - World Socialist Web Site
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The Return Of Stalin's Mustache On a Higher Level (Published 1971) - The New York Times
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Prestige of Stalin Now Reviving (Published 1973) - The New York Times
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Battle for resurrection of chekist 'Iron Felix' in Moscow cancelled as 'too divisive' - RAAM - Home
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Djilas, in Interview Here, Asserts Soviet Now Follows Czarist Imperialist Ambitions; IDEOLOGY WANES, YUGOSLAV FEELS (Published 1968) - The New York Times
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The age of Neo-Stalinism - Israel National News
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The Celia Hart controversy: Stalinism or Leninism? - In Defence of Marxism
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Europe | The speech Russia wants to forget - BBC
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Today’s Cuba & the Ripe Fruit Policy - Havana Times
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Now vile SU refuse to commemorate Holocaust…because it’s ‘eurocentric and colonialist’ - The Tab
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Desperate Putin trying to recast himself as Russia’s next Stalin - Daily Express
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Why Fascists, Authoritarians, and Theocrats Are the Enemies of Reproductive Freedom - itsgoingdown.org
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