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April 11, 2011

"Hats off to Holmgren and Sopronenko for producing this ﬁlm. It will provide food for discussion in courses on Soviet and post-Soviet history, Russian feminism, and comparative feminisms for years to come. And it is an enormous tribute to those who initiated this dialogue in our field to begin with." —Slavic Review