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Revolution 1989

The Fall of the Soviet Empire

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London
Kiadó: Weidenfeld & Nicholson
Kiadás helye: London
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Kötés típusa: Ragasztott papírkötés
Oldalszám: 451 oldal
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Nyelv: Angol  
Méret: 23 cm x 15 cm
ISBN: 978-0-297-85924-6
Megjegyzés: Színes és fekete-fehér fotókkal.
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At the start of 1989, the Iron Curtain continued to divide. / Europe physically with 300 km of walls and barbed wire ^ fences. Ideologically it separated communism and capitalism. Psychologically it identified people imprisoned under totalitarian': dictatorships and their neighbours enjoying democratic freedoms.^ Mihtarily it was the difference between two mighty, distrustful power blocs, still fighting the Cold War. For forty years East-West rivalry and a cruelly divided continent seemed to be unalterable facts of life. Few statesmen, diplomats, soldiers or thinkers imagined these certainties would change in their lifetimes.
Yet, in the course of 1989, one after another, six states ^ overthrew their communist oppressors and embarked on the road to democracy, leaving one of history's most brutal empires on its knees. Now, twenty years on, Victor Sebestyen, who as a journalist witnessed the 'Year of Revolutions' at first hand, re-assesses this decisive moment in modern history.... Tovább

Fülszöveg


At the start of 1989, the Iron Curtain continued to divide. / Europe physically with 300 km of walls and barbed wire ^ fences. Ideologically it separated communism and capitalism. Psychologically it identified people imprisoned under totalitarian': dictatorships and their neighbours enjoying democratic freedoms.^ Mihtarily it was the difference between two mighty, distrustful power blocs, still fighting the Cold War. For forty years East-West rivalry and a cruelly divided continent seemed to be unalterable facts of life. Few statesmen, diplomats, soldiers or thinkers imagined these certainties would change in their lifetimes.
Yet, in the course of 1989, one after another, six states ^ overthrew their communist oppressors and embarked on the road to democracy, leaving one of history's most brutal empires on its knees. Now, twenty years on, Victor Sebestyen, who as a journalist witnessed the 'Year of Revolutions' at first hand, re-assesses this decisive moment in modern history.

Victor Sebestyen has worked as a journalist on numerous British newspapers. He reported widely from Eastern Europe when communism collapsed in 1989. His first book, Twelve Days, was a highly acclaimed account of . the 1956 Hungarian uprising. ^^ Vissza

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