Undermining the Foundations: Lessons From Fyodor Dostoevsky’s ‘Devils’

Undermining the Foundations: Lessons From Fyodor Dostoevsky’s ‘Devils’
Bolshevik revolutionaries attacking the czarist police in the early days, 1917, of the Russian Revolution. From Edward Alsworth Ross’s “The Russian Bolshevik Revolution,” 1921. Public Domain
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Early in March, I was sucker punched by a Russian. A dead Russian, as a matter of fact.

Let me explain.

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