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  1. My brothers Keeper, an SI as the twin brother of Stalin (Reworked)

    Edited I really need to proofread better lol

  2. My brothers Keeper, an SI as the twin brother of Stalin (Reworked)
    Threadmarks: End of the beggining

    Excerpt from the Wikipedia page on The Moscow Accords The Moscow Accords, formally the Common Security Treaty Organization (CSTO), is a collective defense treaty signed in Moscow, Soviet Union, on 17 February 1940, shortly after the conclusion of the Winter War. The original signatories include...

  3. My brothers Keeper, an SI as the twin brother of Stalin (Reworked)

    Look up Randy Shilts, he was a real life reporter, the first gay reporter for a major American newspaper. He was born in 1951 so he'd be 34 in this article. Unfortunately he died of AIDS in 1994 I try to use real life figures for my side stories.

  4. My brothers Keeper, an SI as the twin brother of Stalin (Reworked)

    Instant coffee powder is life

  5. My brothers Keeper, an SI as the twin brother of Stalin (Reworked)
    Threadmarks: Side story 8: The Red Closet

    An article from the San Francisco Chronicle, November 16, 1983 The Red Closet By Randy Shilts The names used in this article are Pseudonyms in order to protect the identities of those interviewed In the USSR, homosexuality is classified as Burgeois immorality, a mental illness, citing Marx...

  6. My brothers Keeper, an SI as the twin brother of Stalin (Reworked)
    Threadmarks: Rain and ruins

    The New York Times January 25, 1973 Nelson Mandela killed in Rescue attempt Robben Island Assault by Guerrillas Leaves Scores Dead; South African Crackdown Intensifies CAPE TOWN, Jan. 24 — More than two dozen fighters belonging to the South African Red Army and uMkhonto weSizwe (MK)...

  7. My brothers Keeper, an SI as the twin brother of Stalin (Reworked)
    Threadmarks: Side story 7: Between a rock and a hard place

    March 26, 1913 Okhtinsky district St. Petersburg, Russian Empire I entered my apartment, yawning as I stretched my back. It had been a long day at work: roughing up criminals, taking bribes, working for other criminals. Nothing beat being a corrupt cop in the capital of the Russian Empire. It...

  8. My brothers Keeper, an SI as the twin brother of Stalin (Reworked)
    Threadmarks: Crime and punishment

    Excerpt from the Wikipedia Page on the Great Terror The Great Terror (German: Großer Terror), also known in Germany as the Bloody '44 and '45 (German: Verdammte 44 und 45) and the Reign of Yagoda (German: Die Herrschaft Jagodas), was a campaign of political repression, mass executions, and...

  9. My brothers Keeper, an SI as the twin brother of Stalin (Reworked)
    Threadmarks: Interlude: Carrot and Stick

    Excerpt from Stephen Kotkin's 2014 book: Mikheil Jugashvili, The Red Rockefeller and His Rivers of Blood In April 1922, the Basmachi rebellion in Central Asia stood near its apogee. Enver Pasha's forces controlled almost half of the Bukharan People's Soviet Republic; Junaid Khan's guerrillas...

  10. My brothers Keeper, an SI as the twin brother of Stalin (Reworked)
    Threadmarks: Side story 6: Warning signs

    Article from Pravda Date: August 5, 1978 RARE CANCER SEEN IN 53 INTERNATIONALIST VOLUNTEERS Doctors in Moscow and Leningrad have diagnosed among returned Internationalist corps volunteers and SovAid volunteers who returned from over a dozen states in Subsaharan Africa, including front line...

  11. My brothers Keeper, an SI as the twin brother of Stalin (Reworked)

    No, he's 5'4, even shorter

  12. My brothers Keeper, an SI as the twin brother of Stalin (Reworked)
    Threadmarks: Stranger in the city

    Lyrics of the song Stranger, by the Soviet new wave band Vostok, Released February 7, 1987. Subsequently number 1 on MosRecords Hot 100 songs for 2 weeks in a row. [1] I've just arrived In this ancient city From a faraway land With mud in my boots Walking through these streets Red star...

  13. My brothers Keeper, an SI as the twin brother of Stalin (Reworked)
    Threadmarks: Side story 5: School's almost out

    June 12, 1989 Mapo-gu, Seoul People's Soviet Republic of Korea Jae-il Kim stepped out of his apartment building and paused for a moment, glancing back. It looked like every other solyeongwon in the district—gray, identical, efficient. When he first moved there as a kid, there had only been ten...

  14. My brothers Keeper, an SI as the twin brother of Stalin (Reworked)

    Don't give me ideas

  15. My brothers Keeper, an SI as the twin brother of Stalin (Reworked)
    Threadmarks: Toxic relationship

    Excerpt from the Wikipedia page on The Thaw on the Moskva River The Thaw on the Moskva River refers to the period from the end of the Second World War in 1944 to the early 1970s, characterized by sustained economic growth in the Soviet Union alongside a gradual relaxation of political...

  16. My brothers Keeper, an SI as the twin brother of Stalin (Reworked)
    Threadmarks: Confrontation

    April 2, 1922 Bolshoi Theatre Moscow, Russian Soviet Federative Socialist Republic Mikhail Nikolaevich Tukhachevsky sat near the front rows of the theatre, posture straight, hands resting calmly as he watched the aftermath of Mikheil Jugashvili's speech unfold. The entire hall had heard...

  17. My brothers Keeper, an SI as the twin brother of Stalin (Reworked)
    Threadmarks: What is to be done

    April 2, 1922 Bolshoi Theather Moscow, Russian Soviet Federative Socialist Republic We had been sitting through this circus for six days straight. Six days of speeches, votes, posturing, ideological purity contests, and the usual polite lies everyone pretended to believe. Most of it didn't...

  18. My brothers Keeper, an SI as the twin brother of Stalin (Reworked)
    Threadmarks: Reunion

    Statement from the office of the Grand Mufti of the Soviet Union Declaration of Jihad against Nazi Germany Date of release: June 22, 1941 In the name of Allah, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful "Permission [to fight] has been given to those who are being fought, because they were wronged...

  19. My brothers Keeper, an SI as the twin brother of Stalin (Reworked)
    Threadmarks: It's about time

    The New York Times October 7, 1972 Soviet Paratroopers Crush Afghan Anti-Royalist conspiracy, Back Royal Government Airborne Forces Land at Bagram; Mass Arrests and Purges Follow KABUL — Two regiments of Soviet airborne forces landed at Bagram Air Base late Friday on October 6th and joined...

  20. My brothers Keeper, an SI as the twin brother of Stalin (Reworked)
    Threadmarks: Cockblocked

    October 19, 1921 Lubyanka Moscow, Russian Soviet Federative Socialist Republic I came into Dzerzhinsky's office with a folder under my arm and murder in my heart. The folder mattered more. Murder, for all its charm, is just sentiment unless it comes with planning. The folder was planning...
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