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The anatomy of a war

Tamás Krausz is an internationally renowned scholar of Soviet and Russian history in the 20th century, with a special focus on the history of left-wing, anti-capitalist ideas. His book entitled Reconstructing Lenin: An Intellectual Biography was awarded the Deutscher Memorial Prize in 2015. The book was published in many languages, including Russian, Portuguese and Turkish. Next to the Deutscher Prize, his most important awards include: Friendship of the People, the Radnóti Award for Anti-racism (2014), the MSZOSZ Award (Award of the Hungarian Alliance of Trade Unions, 2001) and the Demény Pál Award (1991). He acted as a founding member of the journal Eszmélet (Consciousness) in 1989; the journal ever since has provided a unique forum in Hungary for discussing system-critical theoretical issues. Currently, he is a professor emeritus, head of the Doctoral Programme of the Department where he has established a strong school of doctoral students. We hope to carry further articles dealing with the war in Ukraine and its ramifications from a variety of viewpoints in future issues of the journal. Please consider submitting such articles to the Forum section of the journal.