Says and shows Russia

In the late 80s and at the very beginning of the 90s, writers novels appeared on the book shelves, for mentioning one name of which one could once have paid freedom, or even life, in the news they began to report on brilliant conquests of socialism and more and more To tell the truth, and in the newspapers - an inconceivable phenomenon - criticized power, and even the figures of the Secretary General could concern the criticism. Then the Soviet Union collapsed. And it seemed that the people, who had recently overturned from the pedestal, rising opposite the gloomy building on Lubyanka, a monument to Felix Dzerzhinsky, there was no way to return to the past. But from the screens of TVs, from the radios and from the pages of newspapers, familiar calls began to sound pain again, the same techniques, and the symbols of the time that seemed forever departed. “Russia says and shows” is a book about what path our country has gone in recent decades and where this path has now leading us