Anatomy of the USSR"s collapse. Who, when, and how destroyed the great power
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The book lying in front of the reader is truly sharp and topical, though, the first look raises the questions of our past. What is the background of a terrible party for Russian party frames of the Leningrad Case 1949-1950s? Why almost all investigators who were led, were shot, and after the death of Stalin? Why does the theme of Stalinist repression sounds everywhere, and about the cruelly depressed wave of people"s speeches of the time of Khrushchev"s "thaw" and about the Soviet "bloody Sunday" in Novocherkassk in 1962 they write very scoop? And very deeply silent about the unwillingness of I.V. Stalin turn the USSR in the raw material donor for other countries. In the book, Alexei Chichkina is quite evidently refuted by the weakly cliché, that, they say, in the economy, foreign trade and the internal political system of the USSR "everything was good", but came to the power of Gorbachev and destroyed the country. It turns out that it was enough to just 5-6 years so that such powerful state and structure, as the USSR and the CPSU, have been kannels in non-existence? Already 20 years since the collapse of the USSR, but the consequences of this event can not affect Russia and other countries of the former Soviet Union until this day
Author:
Author:Chichkin A.
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:History & Geography
- Category:Politics & Social Science
Paper:
Paper:Gray
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-9533-6212-2
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