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Lessons from the Russian Revolution and Its Fallout: An Epistemological Approach*

Articulating the past historically does not mean recognizing it “the way it really was”. It means appropriating a memory as it flashes up in a moment of danger. ... The danger threatens both the content [Bestand] of tradition and those who inherit it. For both, it is the self-same thing: the danger of turning into a tool of the ruling classes. ( Walter Benjamin, Thesis VI in On the Concept of History)