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Inside the Wagner Group’s Armed Uprising
The assault started before dawn. As Alexei and the men moved forward, the ground erupted in a wall of fire. Almost instantly, five men were mowed down by a machine gunner. A shell exploded in front of the commander, blowing him to pieces. Snipers fired on those left in the field. Alexei could hear someone yelling about his leg. He turned and saw one of his fellow-fighters writhing, his leg now a bloody stump. Another wave of men, all prisoners,
Some Russian Internet Trolls Turn Against Prigozhin After Wagner Uprising
When President Vladimir V. Putin said recently that the Wagner mercenary group legally “does not exist,” a collection of social media accounts that have historically been associated with Yevgeny V. Prigozhin, the group’s founder, quickly endorsed the Russian leader’s statement.
“Prigozhin was respected inside the country,” said a post on a Twitter account under the name Bogdan Goryunov. “But with his single act, he has forfeited all that respect,” he added, referring to the Wagner leader’s aborted mutiny last month.
The Forgotten Poets of the Attica Uprising
Turn in your “Right on’s” and “Power to the People’s.”
Feel the beat of a Cracker club in tune to “We shall overcome.”
Replace the ready-to-die make-up kit with a grin.
Boy, happy days are here again!
—Charles Johnson, “Good Old Days”
Celes Tisdale, then a professor at New York’s Buffalo State College, visited Attica eight months after the combined