Patrick Pastor
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While it lacks the charm of its European counterpart, the American Song Contest has a lot of promise. While some songs are bad (and there are even more mediocre ones), the ones that are good are worth it. Trust me.
American Song Contest
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I don't have enough praise for the show. (Although they should cancel it, that way they can quit while they're ahead).
It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia
Review·7y
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An excellent read. My only complaints are really just nitpicky. I think he should have added 1923's Pepelyayevschina in the book (The end of the Whites in Russia), and he should've expanded on the Basmachi. His idea that the Civil War ended in 1920 is flawed at best. As stated above, White resistance ended in 1923, and the Basmachi died out by 1934 (1938?). Despite the nitpickiness, I will agree that the book is amazingly detailed, and a good starting point on the subject.
The Russian Civil War
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An extremely thorough book (If a little dated). My only complaint is that Stewart didn't include Pepelyaev's army that was crushed in 1923. (But that's just nitpicky). Overall, it's an excellent read.
The white armies of Russia
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I only saw a thirty-second clip, but judging from that, I'd say it seems like it's just as dark as the original Sunny. (I mean, "Chechnya Sets Up Gay Concentration Camps"? Really? Just in my sweet spot.
It's Always Sunny in Moscow
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