Die kürzeste Geschichte Russlands
Eine der widersprüchlichsten Nationen brillant erklärt und analysiert
Russland ist eine der mächtigsten Nationen der Erde, mit einer imposanten Kultur, aber auch einer langen Geschichte von Krieg und Frieden, Leid, Katastrophen und blutigen Revolutionen. Der Russland-Experte Mark Galeotti widmet sich in seiner Erzählung diesem komplexen Land, das einen entsetzlichen, für den Westen unverständlichen Krieg gegen die Ukraine begonnen hat. Er durchleuchtet die russische Geschichte von ihren Anfängen mit der Kiewer Rus über den Aufstieg und Fall der Romanows, schildert die kommunistische Revolution unter Lenin und den stalinistischen Terror bis in die heutige post-sowjetische Autokratie Putins. Kann man dieses Land je verstehen? Mark Galeotti liefert die wichtigsten historischen Eckpunkte und Einblicke in die Entwicklung dieses so rätselhaften wie spannenden Landes.
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Russland ist eine der mächtigsten Nationen der Erde, mit einer imposanten Kultur, aber auch einer langen Geschichte von Krieg und Frieden, Leid, Katastrophen und blutigen Revolutionen. Der Russland-Experte Mark Galeotti widmet sich in seiner Erzählung diesem komplexen Land, das einen entsetzlichen, für den Westen unverständlichen Krieg gegen die Ukraine begonnen hat. Er durchleuchtet die russische Geschichte von ihren Anfängen mit der Kiewer Rus über den Aufstieg und Fall der Romanows, schildert die kommunistische Revolution unter Lenin und den stalinistischen Terror bis in die heutige post-sowjetische Autokratie Putins. Kann man dieses Land je verstehen? Mark Galeotti liefert die wichtigsten historischen Eckpunkte und Einblicke in die Entwicklung dieses so rätselhaften wie spannenden Landes.
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Eine der widersprüchlichsten Nationen brillant erklärt und analysiert
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186 mm | 120 mm | 23 mm | 242 gr
Erscheinungsjahr
2022
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Verlag
Ullstein-Taschenbuch
ISBN-10
3548068006
ISBN-13
9783548068008
Autor
Mark Galeotti
Weitere Mitwirkende
Pauli, Stephan
Sprache
Deutsch
Seitenanzahl
256
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Russland, Geschichte: Besondere Ereignisse und Themen, Geschichte allgemein und Weltgeschichte
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