Maps have been updated where necessary, a valuable list of the main ethnic groups has been added at the end of the book, and a completely new set of illustrations has been provided.
The author points aout that since World War II there has been a resurgence of the Great Russian Nationalism and that, in studying the USSR, it is important to views its leaders first as Russians and then as Communists. The ruling party has fused this growing nationalism to communism, but not without opposition from the many ethnic groups the Ukrainians and Baltic pepoles, in particular.
Stalin's continued domination of Russian political life is traced as the suceeding regimes emphasize ideological orthodoxy and Great Power expansion instead of domestic welfare.
The new chapter 24, "From Brezhnew to Andropov and Chernenko," which bring this book up to date, includes the following topics: The Constitution of 1977. Brezhnew's Apogee. The Soviet Military Establishment. Withering of Marxism. Ethnic and Demographic Problems. Economic Troubles. Death of the Detente. The Soviet Union and the Third World. The polish Crisis. The end of The Brezhnew Era. Yuri Andropov's Interlude. Gerontocrary Triumphant.
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INFO BUKU
Judul: A History of Soviet Russia
Penulis: MK Dziewanowski
Penerbit: Prentice-Hall
Edisi: Cetakan 2, 1985
Halaman: 405
Ukuran: 24 x 18 cm
Sampul: Soft Cover
Bahasa: Indonesia
Kondisi: Buku Bekas Koleksi Pribadi
Lokasi: 959/Dzi/a
