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Pamela Paresky interviews Izabella Tabarovsky, a researcher, writer, and longtime Quillette contributor. Tabarovsky specialises in the Soviet Jewish experience, the Holocaust in Eastern Europe, and the politics of historical memory in the post-Soviet space. Her work examines how narratives of the past are constructed, manipulated, and remembered, particularly in Russia and its former republics. Together, they discuss how the legacy of Soviet repression continues to shape cultural identity and political discourse around Israel and Jewish issues today.
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