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Gay Oppression in the USSR with Rustam Alexander
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In this episode we speak to Author and historian Rustam Alexander all about his new book, 'Red Closet: A History of Gap Oppression in the USSR'. In this conversation Rustam detailed the attitudes towards homsexual relations in The Great Terror, how lesbian relationships were viewed, and how these attitudes continue today.
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