Yusuf Ritter @yusuf_ritter

Publicist & Editor @ Tikhanov Library Sometimes I post excerpts from books I am working on TikhanovLibrary.com Joined December 2022

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Yusuf Ritter @yusuf_ritter

12 months ago

Been re-reading Reto Hofmann's The Fascist Effect lately and it's a treasure trove of fun pictures

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One small platoon of Irish peacekeepers has refused Israel's demand to evacuate their post in Lebanon. Circa 300 Irish soldiers are not relinquishing their post. Unlike the Dutch in Srebrenica. 70 members of the platoon who were on leave before Israel's invasion wish to rejoin…

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Yusuf Ritter @yusuf_ritter

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Yusuf Ritter @yusuf_ritter

a year ago

From Roberto Calasso's 𝑇ℎ𝑒 𝐴𝑟𝑡 𝑜𝑓 𝑡ℎ𝑒 𝑃𝑢𝑏𝑙𝑖𝑠ℎ𝑒𝑟

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Yusuf Ritter @yusuf_ritter

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Yusuf Ritter @yusuf_ritter

a year ago

Out now. tinyurl.com/hybfrxx9

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Yusuf Ritter @yusuf_ritter

2 years ago

Mikhail Tikhanov was the first painter to travel to the Pacific NW. His paintings are colorful, strange, disconcerting to look at. They are also the first glance at a world which remains mostly unknown. I've translated an essay about him by Y. S. Rutenko tikhanovlibrary.substack.com/p/m-tikhanov-f…

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Garrett Davidson @GarrettDavids19

2 years ago

I have been fortunate to lay my eyes on Ibn Ḥajar’s mubārak hand in a number of countries on four continents, and can now add Ireland to the list.

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The Cultural Tutor @culturaltutor

2 years ago

Want to know the difference between the Ancient Greeks and the Ancient Romans? Just look at their statues. Art always tells you what a society wants to believe about itself. So, from the Soviet Union to the Marvel Cinematic Universe, here's what art says about who we are...

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Sapatus @RealSapatus

3 years ago

It’s commonplace in mainstream and alternative circles to compare the current situation in both the US and Western Europe to the Weimar Republic. However, this comparison is flawed; history rhymes but doesn’t repeat. Let’s see which epoch of 20th century history rather fits (1)