Resurrection : the struggle for a new Russia /
Resurrection plunges the reader directly into the thick of events so that one all but feels Yeltsin's breath upon one's face - he is drunk one day, in command the next, as volatile as the fragmented country he tries to lead. Remnick's new Russia springs to life through vivid portraits...
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| Format: | Book |
| Language: | English |
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New York :
Random House,
[1997], ©1997
New York : c1997 New York : [1997] |
| Edition: | 1st ed |
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Table of Contents:
- 1. The Lost Empire
- 2. The October Revolution
- 3. The Great Dictator
- 4. The Exile
- 5. Moscow, Open City
- 6. The Banker, the President, and the President's Guard
- 7. Resurrections Everywhere
- 8. The Black Box
- 9. Yeltsin's Vietnam
- 10. Restoration Tragedy?
- 11. The War for the Kremlin
- Epilogue: Can Russia Change?
- The lost empire
- The October Revolution
- The great dictator
- The exile
- Moscow, open city
- The banker, the president, and the president's guard
- Resurrections everywhere
- The black box
- Yeltsin's Vietnam
- Restoration tragedy?
- The war for the Kremlin
- Epilogue : Can Russia change?
- 1 The Lost Empire
- 2. The October Revolution
- 3. The Great Dictator
- 4. The Exile
- 5. Moscow, Open City
- 6. The Banker, the President, and the President's Guard
- 7. Resurrections Everywhere
- 8. The Black Box
- 9. Yeltsin's Vietnam
- 10. Restoration Tragedy?
- 11. The War for the Kremlin
- Epilogue: Can Russia Change?