Red Leviathan: the secret history of Soviet whaling

Anne Brydon

doi:10.1080/00085006.2026.2677381

July 6, 2026Canadian Slavonic Papers

Red Leviathan: the secret history of Soviet whaling

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To explore the history and impact of Soviet whaling practices during the Soviet era.
Conducted extensive archival research
Utilized interviews with key individuals involved in whaling
Analyzed the implications of whaling activities and policies
Revealed the hidden motives behind Soviet whaling practices
Documented environmental and economic impacts associated with these practices
Highlighted personal narratives from key protagonists involved in the industry

Implication

This historical analysis uncovers the impact of Soviet-era whaling through archival research and interviews, revealing its significance.

Abstract

Drawing on extensive archival research and interviews with key protagonists, Ryan Tucker Jones has written a ground-breaking account of Soviet-era whaling. From its nineteenth-century imperialist a...

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