Hardliners turn against Putin the reformer

Michael Pugliese debsian at pacbell.net
Fri Apr 19 08:36:19 PDT 2002


Re: Prokanov http://nuance.dhs.org/lbo-talk/0111/0014.html

[AFIB]: The RKRP: "Red-Brown" In Russia ... 90's shows that the term "red-brown" is for the most part, sadly ... with figures such as the ultra-racist Prokhanov, today editor of "Zavtra". "Slavic civilisation ... http://www.burn.ucsd.edu/archives/ats-l/2001.01/msg00008.htm

The Red-Brown Cesspit ... in fact the category of ?red-brown? is, if anything, too generous ... by his close collaborator and mentor Prokhanov, that regularly publishes antisemitic articles ... http://www.members.aol.com/ISWoR/english/discuss/cesspit.html

The "Red-Browns" Recall Kim Il Sung and the "Word to the People" ... a television interview, Prokhanov, literally breathless from hatred, said that he will never forgive the people who thought up the phrase in Russian "red-brown ... http://www.prima-news.ru/Prima-eng/Files/Stat/19jul01.html - 5k - Cached - Similar pages

RED-BROWN DIGEST Issue #4 ... prominent Russian National Communist, Alexander Prokhanov, has been added to the ... President Dan Quayle. ==== THE RED-BROWN DIGEST is a ... http://www.geocities.com/CapitolHill/Lobby/9771/spartacusezine4.html

http://chechnya.jamestown.org/pubs/view/che_003_003_001.htm NOVEL FOCUSES ON 1999 BOMBINGS. In an article appearing in the 18-24 issue of The Russia Journal, the well-known political commentator Andrei Piontkovsky discussed a "pamphlet-novel" issued last year by a leading conservative Russian writer, Aleksandr Prokhanov, chief editor of the weekly Zavtra. In the novel, entitled "Mr. Hexogen [Gospodin Geksogen-hexogen was the explosive employed in the Moscow bombings]," Piontkovsky noted, Prokhanov "describes the plot in the upper echelons of power in the summer and autumn of 1999, designed to unleash the second Chechen war and turn it into an effective electoral campaign instrument. The plot aimed to bring to power the 'Successor,' who would guarantee the security of the thoroughly corrupt Yeltsin clan.... Both Prokhanov's novel and [Boris] Berezovsky's [recent] promise to reveal the 'truth' to the world in February leave the public no choice but to come back to the subject of the September 1999 explosions." Two days before the appearance of Piontkovsky's article, the web-site Apn.ru had carried an article on the same topic, entitled "Prokhanov Has Prepared the Hexogen." The report noted that Prokhanov's new novel had been completed on June 30, 2001 and had been published in the mass-edition "Roman-Gazeta," a literary supplement to the newspapers Zavtra and Sovetskaya Rossiya (Apn.ru, January 16 NOVEL FOCUSES ON 1999 BOMBINGS. In an article appearing in the 18-24 issue of The Russia Journal, the well-known political commentator Andrei Piontkovsky discussed a "pamphlet-novel" issued last year by a leading conservative Russian writer, Aleksandr Prokhanov, chief editor of the weekly Zavtra. In the novel, entitled "Mr. Hexogen [Gospodin Geksogen-hexogen was the explosive employed in the Moscow bombings]," Piontkovsky noted, Prokhanov "describes the plot in the upper echelons of power in the summer and autumn of 1999, designed to unleash the second Chechen war and turn it into an effective electoral campaign instrument. The plot aimed to bring to power the 'Successor,' who would guarantee the security of the thoroughly corrupt Yeltsin clan.... Both Prokhanov's novel and [Boris] Berezovsky's [recent] promise to reveal the 'truth' to the world in February leave the public no choice but to come back to the subject of the September 1999 explosions." Two days before the appearance of Piontkovsky's article, the web-site Apn.ru had carried an article on the same topic, entitled "Prokhanov Has Prepared the Hexogen." The report noted that Prokhanov's new novel had been completed on June 30, 2001 and had been published in the mass-edition "Roman-Gazeta," a literary supplement to the newspapers Zavtra and Sovetskaya Rossiya (Apn.ru, January 16

JRL - Terrorism, Apartment Bombings, Russian Secret Services ... do such different people as oligarch Boris Berezovsky and nationalist publicist Alexander Prokhanov have in common? Both say that it was not Chechen terrorists ... http://www.cdi.org/russia/johnson/6030-1.cfm

EEP Report ... of the Jewish people" (cited in Laqueur, 1994, pp. 246-47). The late ... include "Zavtra's" editor in chief, Aleksandr Prokhanov, with whom he signed in July 1991 ... http://www.rferl.org/eepreport/2000/06/12-210600.html - 36k - Cached - Similar pages

EEP Report ... and hence to ban all mixed marriages (Laqueur, 1997, pp. 189-90; Hanson and ... such as "Zavtra's" editor in chief Aleksandr Prokhanov, Limonov or Dugin. His own ... http://www.rferl.org/eepreport/2000/07/13-050700.html - 31k - Cached - Similar pages

Russia's "Red-Brown" Hawks ... to follow the advice of journalist Walter Laqueur: "This is no time to be ... right-extremist newspaper editor Alexander Prokhanov; and others, including KGB Gen ... http://www.bullatomsci.org/issues/1993/j93/j93Goldanski.html - 21k - Cached - Similar pages

LGP - 34 ... and his party, Free Russia. Aleksandr Prokhanov: editor-in-chief of Zavtra; closely ... to a National Bolshevik stance." Walter Laqueur, Black Hundred: The Rise of ... http://www.leftgreen.org/issues/lgp34.shtml - 80k - Cached - Similar pages

[PDF] RUSSIA File Format: PDF/Adobe Acrobat - View as HTML ... of Internal Affairs, and writers Iurii Bondarev, Stanislav Kuniaev, and Aleksandr Prokhanov. The authors of the "Letter of the Fifty-Three" proposed to ... http://www.macalester.edu/courses/russ66/RUS66%20PDF/VONGZ.pdf - Similar pages

Neofascism (Fascism Past, Present and Future - Laqueur) ... Walter Laqueur, 1996. ... and their pronouncements were given much publicity by Aleksandr Prokhanov and Aleksandr Dugin, the chief ideologists of the Russian far ... http://www.thirdworldtraveler.com/Society/Neofascism_Laqueur.htm



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