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'True Believers: Collaboration and Opposition under Totalitarian Regimes' a public lecture by Anne Applebaum

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The Cambridge Committee for Russian and Eastern European Studies, in association with the Department of Slavonic Studies and the Memory at War research project, present special a public lecture by Pulitzer Prize winner Anne Applebaum.

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