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Reading Solzhenitsyn's '200 Years Together' w/ Dr. Matthew Raphael Johnson - Episodes 1-10

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Peter R Quiñones

Politics, Society & Culture, News, News Commentary

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🗓️ 31 March 2025

⏱️ 574 minutes

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9 Hours and 34 Minutes

PG-13

Dr. Matthew Raphael Johnson is a researcher, writer, and former professor of history and political science, specializing in Russian history and political ideology.

Here are episodes 1-10 in which Pete reads Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn's '200 Years Together," and Dr' Johnson provides commentary.

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0:00.0

I want to welcome everyone back to the Piquaneda show. And yeah, this is the first episode of

0:07.8

something I'm really excited about. I'm here with Dr. Matthew Raphael Johnson. How are you doing,

0:12.0

Dr. Johnson? I'm doing very well. We're finally settled in. We've got snow on the ground. It's like

0:17.4

15 degrees here in Pittsburgh. I'm happy.

0:27.0

Well, it's in the 40s here in the south, and that never makes anyone happy down here.

0:28.7

Yeah, they're panicking now.

0:33.0

Yeah, everybody's buying milk and eggs because they're making French toast.

0:35.2

All right. So we're going to embark on a journey here. And so I guess the best way to start is to ask you to talk a little bit about this book and what it is, who wrote it, what it's about. And before we start getting into the text, why you think it's important?

0:56.9

Well, you know, we couldn't have picked a better book.

1:00.1

It's become infamous in the West, mainstream in Russia now, 200 years together by Alexander

1:08.3

Solzhenitsyn, who everyone knows.

1:19.0

Although at the time he was alive and a Soviet, anti-Soviet dissident, he was unpopular in the West.

1:23.7

They liked, you know, liberal dissidents like, you know, Brojki and people like that.

1:28.8

But here you have a man who won the Nobel Prize for literature, as we all know,

1:38.8

for the Gulagapelago, and he has written 15 years ago now, something like that, 20 years, a book on Jews in Russian history.

1:47.5

And it caused a tremendous stir.

1:50.5

It took ages to have it translated.

1:52.4

I've been using this book for a long time. I've cited from it a thousand times.

1:55.4

I get so many ideas from it.

1:58.0

But since this point of view in the Jews is fairly mainstream in Russia, it's done very well. This was his, as far as I know, his very last book, it doesn't seem complete. But I could translate little bits of it. I'm not secure enough in my linguistic ability to do anything of any length.

2:22.4

But the American press certainly has almost denied that it exists.

2:30.5

And it's essentially the history of Russia from written you know, written history to the end of the Soviet era and the role of the Jews in all of this.

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