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Personal Stories from the Gulag
Enemies of the State
Personal Stories from the Gulag
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Description
Excerpts from nine of the most widely read Gulag books. In addition to providing a ghastly record of Communist terror, the Critchlows also explain why Western readers developed such deep mistrust of peaceful coexistence with any Communist nation. The Critchlows have rendered a signal service to scholarship by providing attention, access, and background to this historically important literature. -John Earl Haynes
Product details
Published | Sep 17 2002 |
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Format | Hardback |
Edition | 1st |
Extent | 256 |
ISBN | 9781566634564 |
Imprint | Ivan R. Dee |
Dimensions | 9 x 6 inches |
Publisher | Bloomsbury Publishing |
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Reviews
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The Critchlows have rendered a signal service by providing attention, access, and background to this historically important literature.
John Earl Haynes, author of Early Cold War Spies
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These accounts by largely forgotten figures [offer] a strength in the face of the inversion of truth and rationality that is incomprehensible.
Tim Marchman, New York Sun
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This book provides shocking insight into the workings of communism and, therefore, into the Cold War itself.
Conservativenet
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These stories should not only be read for the lessons they can teach us about socialism. They should be read because they are great literature, human drama, and an inspiration to everyone who will ever face adversity.
Conservative Monitor
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The stories told and retold here...make for painful but necessary reading.... What they have to say we must never forget.
First Things
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The narratives collected...exemplify...the abuses of human rights in Communist states and act...as landmarks in...history...
The Russian Review