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Mir na kraiu bezdny. Ot global'nogo krizisa k mirovoi voine 1929-1941 goda [A World on the Brink of the Abyss: From Global Crisi
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Save 50%The book by historian A.V. Shubin is dedicated to the dramatic era of the 1930s and early 1940s – an era that began with the Great Depression and ended with the Second World War. This study tells about the social processes and figures that influenced the development of civilization, about tragic coincidences and missed opportunities, and about the debates that we still have about that time, trying to answer two main questions: what was subject to the rigid logic of events in those years, and what depended on the choices of individuals?
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The book by historian A.V. Shubin is dedicated to the dramatic era of the 1930s and early 1940s – an era that began with the Great Depression and ended with the Second World War. This study tells about the social processes and figures that influenced the development of civilization, about tragic coincidences and missed opportunities, and about the debates that we still have about that time, trying to answer two main questions: what was subject to the rigid logic of events in those years, and what depended on the choices of individuals?
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- Author
- Shubin A V
- Publisher
- VECHE
- ISBN
- 5953303947
- Format
- Hardcover
- Year Published
- 2004
- Pages
- 576
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The book by historian A.V. Shubin is dedicated to the dramatic era of the 1930s and early 1940s – an era that began with the Great Depression and ended with the Second World War. This study tells about the social processes and figures that influenced the development of civilization, about tragic coincidences and missed opportunities, and about the debates that we still have about that time, trying to answer two main questions: what was subject to the rigid logic of events in those years, and what depended on the choices of individuals?