From Kremlin to Mongolian Steppes: How Mongolia Played Role in Pushing The Soviet Union's Global Agenda

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The Great State Mural - Mongolia Portrayed

Hosts: Dolgion Aldar, Julian Dierkes, and Anand Tumurtogoo

13 episodes

4 days ago

The Great State Mural: Mongolia Portrayed — is a biweekly podcast exploring the current state of social, political, and economic affairs in Mongolia, along with deeper insights and critical analysis of the issues shaping the country. Three Mongolists:Dolgion Aldar (sociologist), Julian Dierkes (sociologist), and Anand Tumurtogoo (journalist), sometimes with guests, discuss and talk about the issues that shape Mongolia. You can find more information about the podcast on Agulamedia.com/podcast And you help support our podcast on https://buymeacoffee.com/greatstatemural

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From Kremlin to Mongolian Steppes: How Mongolia Played Role in Pushing The Soviet Union's Global Agenda

The Great State Mural - Mongolia Portrayed

40 minutes 59 seconds

2 months ago

From Kremlin to Mongolian Steppes: How Mongolia Played Role in Pushing The Soviet Union's Global Agenda

In this episode of The Great State Mural: Mongolia Portrayed, we have our first guest on the show, Professor Sergey Radchenko. In this episode, we step back in time to explore Mongolia’s role as a Soviet satellite state and what role Mongolia played in Stalin's aspirations for Asia. Professor Sergey Radchenko explains why Mongolia mattered to Stalin, from trying to wedge Mongolia away from China to how Mongolian leaders themselves emulated Stalin and pushed the Soviet Union's agenda for their own gain or preservation.

Check out Sergey Radchenko's new book: Sergey Radchenko, "To Run the World: The Kremlin's Cold War Bid for Global Power" (Cambridge UP, 2024) - New Books Network

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