About a hundred short essays on how the Soviet empire spoke: where "fraternal peoples" came from, why Russian was "the language of interethnic communication", and how language policy worked as a weapon.
Key highlights:
- About a hundred short essays — read them in any order
- On Soviet language policy as an instrument of power
- Popular format without the academic apparatus
- The author is a writer and researcher
The Sword-Language: How the Soviet Empire Spoke
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