Matthew Ehret
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In this Rising Tide Foundation Dialogue, I had the pleasure of speaking with American University in Moscow’s Dr. Edward Lozansky on his life’s work as a nuclear physicist, political exile, back channel diplomat between Russia and the USA and leading peace organizer with a focus on war avoidance, cooperation and education. We also discussed Dr. Lozansky’s role in spearheading the annual Elbe Day events on behalf of Russia House and US-Russia.org, and the breakdown of diplomatic relations now underway driving the world towards nuclear war.
To sign up for this year’s Elbe Day event (April 25), visit russiahouse.org
To purchase Dr. Lozansky’s autobiography, click here.
The statements, views and opinions expressed in this column are solely those of the author and do not necessarily represent those of this site. This site does not give financial, investment or medical advice.
Thank you for reminding us of this historic day, which seems otherwise to have been lost to the dark side of the American psyche. The lack of knowledge regarding this war, how it was fought, and how it came to be is truly astounding.
I love Russia these days. Love their stance on marriage, love their stance on anti-corruption, love the dialogue btw Trump and Putin. Russians are more often like patriotic Americans than most Europeans.
Nice idea. Too bad russiahouse throws in the climate catastrophe nonsense. I’m surprised at The Duran. No thanks.