What's up everybody? My name is Dmitriy Kafinas and you're listening to Hidden Forces, a podcast that inspires investors, entrepreneurs, and everyday citizens to challenge consensus narratives and to learn how to think critically about the systems of power shaping our world. My guest in today's episode is Professor Sergei Plohji, the director of the Ukrainian Research Institute at Harvard University and a leading authority on Ukraine, Russia, and Eastern Europe. He's published extensively on the international history of World War II and the Cold War, and he joins me today to discuss the subject of his latest book on the war in Ukraine and the return of history. This is a conversation about national identity, the disintegration of empires, and what will follow from the largest European land war since World War II. How will the outcome of the war in Ukraine inform the evolution of the international order? And what are the most compelling theories that explain Putin's decision to invade (1/40)
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