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Anthony Eden by V. Trukhanovsky
In his monograph, V. Trukhanovsky, Corresponding Member of the USSR Academy of Sciences and a specialist on contemporary British history, presents a political biography of the famous British diplomat, Foreign Minister and Prime Minister, Anthony Eden, who played an … Continue reading
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World War II Myth The Realities by Oleg Rheshevsky
The history of World War II continues, to fascinate scholars and writers, political leaders and statesmen, military specialists and laymen the world over. As before, it stirs people’s hearts and minds. That lasting impact is due to the organic link … Continue reading
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Liberation Mission Of The Soviet Armed Forces In The Second World War
This is a book about the Soviet Armed Forces which fought heroically to defend the gains of the October Revolution and to save the Soviet people from being enslaved by nazism. They suffered enormous losses but conscientiously fulfilled their duty. … Continue reading
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The Winter War Looking Back After Fifty Years by Mikhail Semiryaga
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Discovering Russia People And Places ( Impressions Of The USSR) by Jay Higginbotham
Jay Higginbotham’s book, Discovering Russia: People and Places, is based on conversations, discussions, and interviews with men and women the author met in the Soviet Union in 1986 as he made his way from Nakhodka to Minsk. The topics are … Continue reading
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Nelson Mandela by Boris Asoyan
A short biography of South African anti-apartheid leader Nelson Mandela. An Anniversary 5 Birth of a Hero 10 Through Robben Island and Pollsmoor Prison 29 A Symbol of Unity 42 From Crisis to Crisis 45 Why Pieter Botha Fails 49 … Continue reading
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Chernobyl: Truth and Inventions by Vasil Nibak
This illustrated booklet describes the tragic events of April 26, 1986 when the world’s worst ever nuclear power station accident at Chernobyl, Kiev Region, Ukraine made tens of thousands of people leave their homes in fear of the invisible … Continue reading