Пантократор
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The Pantocrator attempt to explain the characteristics of the personality and some aspects of the domestic policy of Joseph Stalin, who still do not have a logical explanation. According to the author’s hypothesis, by the end of the 1920s, Stalin was deeply disappointed in socialism and began to achieve absolute control over the party in order to defeat it. The main goal of Stalin, his “great plan” began to end Marxism as a theory of building a new type of state, showing the whole world what such a state will turn into - a hybrid of a concentration camp and barracks ...
Yuri Slepukhin - (1926-1998) - writer, author of novels and journalistic articles, who lived in post -war Europe and Argentina until the end of the 1950s. In his work, he followed the humanistic traditions of classical Russian literature. The topics of love, mercy and relations of the state and personality in different historical eras are of great importance in his works. Yu. Slepukhin is not a political scientist, not a professional historian. He is a spiritualized artist, a writer. Therefore, for him, the main thing is the tragedy of the loss of human essence, personified in the "pantocracy"
Yuri Slepukhin - (1926-1998) - writer, author of novels and journalistic articles, who lived in post -war Europe and Argentina until the end of the 1950s. In his work, he followed the humanistic traditions of classical Russian literature. The topics of love, mercy and relations of the state and personality in different historical eras are of great importance in his works. Yu. Slepukhin is not a political scientist, not a professional historian. He is a spiritualized artist, a writer. Therefore, for him, the main thing is the tragedy of the loss of human essence, personified in the "pantocracy"
Author:
Author:Slepukhin Yuri Grigorievich
Cover:
Cover:Soft
Category:
- Category:Fiction
- Category:Modern Literature
- Category:Poetry & Literature
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:Offset
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-517-08653-2
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