Take -off and fall of the "Red Bonaparte"
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Since the time of the twentieth congress, it began, and in the 90s the logic of the Brazilian series was finally entrenched in the approach to Soviet history. Everything is laid out on these simple coordinates. Social programs of the state are reduced to economics, economics to politics, and politics to the relations of standard characters: a despicable father, faithful servants, humble and rebellious sons and daughters, a militant uncle who died in a confrontation of a tyrant, and an indispensable innovable warehouse.
And then they went to the forefront and entrenched as the main sufferers of the era shot in 1937 by Marshal Tukhachevsky with their comrades. There were few compromising evidence on them, the military uniform goes to men, it looks good and women like it. A languid handsome man, a wonderful prince from the dreams of a lady of Balzac age, and, moreover, innocently wise - what else is needed for a successful PR campaign?
So who was the "Red Bonaparte"? An innocent martyr or a villain-spy and conspirator? In the book proposed, the famous historian Elena Prudnikova reveals the secrets of Marshal Tukhachevsky
And then they went to the forefront and entrenched as the main sufferers of the era shot in 1937 by Marshal Tukhachevsky with their comrades. There were few compromising evidence on them, the military uniform goes to men, it looks good and women like it. A languid handsome man, a wonderful prince from the dreams of a lady of Balzac age, and, moreover, innocently wise - what else is needed for a successful PR campaign?
So who was the "Red Bonaparte"? An innocent martyr or a villain-spy and conspirator? In the book proposed, the famous historian Elena Prudnikova reveals the secrets of Marshal Tukhachevsky
Author:
Author:Prudnikova Ekaterina Anatolyevna
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Biographies & Memoirs
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:Gazeta
Series:
Series: Staliniana
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:12+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-4484-0304-0
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