The Last Years of the Soviet Empire: Snapshots from 1985-1991Bloomsbury Academic, 30 mai 1993 - 223 pages Between 1985 and 1991, the Soviet Union was shaken to its core by a series of remarkable social and political developments. Throughout the period, the eminent Sovietologist Vladimir Shlapentokh monitored the revolution and recorded his impressions in a series of essays which were published in major North American newspapers and periodicals. Here Shlapentokh collects these snapshots of current events that detail the progression of perestroika and glasnost. The essays and accompanying narrative form a kind of political diary, reflecting not only the facts of history, but the author's perspective as a Soviet/Western observer. |
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Unrest | 37 |
The Lesson For American | 47 |
xiii | 50 |
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The Last Years of the Soviet Empire: Snapshots from 1985-1991 Vladimir Shlapentokh,Neil F. O'Donnell Affichage d'extraits - 1993 |
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