Moscow Stalin. Big illustrated chronicle
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Moscow changed dramatically after the October Revolution of 1917 and the move of the Bolshevik government from Petrograd to the ancient capital. And with the name of Joseph Stalin, global transformations are associated in the patriarchal life of the pioneer city, the daily life of Muscovites has changed dramatically. The book day after day traces the chronicle of city accidents, different points of view are given to the same events. In the Soviet era, Muscovites had new habits, began to wear other clothes (and more often to carry out pre -revolutionary), entertainment changed their character, and even the worldview of urban inhabitants became different.
This book clearly shows that life during these years was multifaceted and unpredictable: heroic and cowardly, cheerful and gloomy, happy and tragic. The city, it turns out, lived a much more complex, amazing, saturated life than is written about this in textbooks on Russian history
This book clearly shows that life during these years was multifaceted and unpredictable: heroic and cowardly, cheerful and gloomy, happy and tragic. The city, it turns out, lived a much more complex, amazing, saturated life than is written about this in textbooks on Russian history
Author:
Author:Vostryshev Mikhail Ivanovich
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Biographies & Memoirs
- Category:History & Geography
Series:
Series: Soviet Age
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-907332-98-0
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