Real and incredible story. Very enjoyable. Perhaps some paragraphs of the book devoted to the history of Japan and Korea may be too long, but you can skip them. Disappearance of dozens of Japanese citizens...
This is a long work (of over a 1000 pages) tracing the history of the Russian revolution from 1917 through to the death of Stalin in 1953. It does this through the medium of the large apartment block in...
Updated and expanded edition of a previous book in which Prof. Roger Scruton analyzes the main thinkers of the new left. He has selected for his study authors as Hobsbaw, Thompson, Galbraigth, Sartre,...
A collection of speeches delivered in the 1970s during his visits to the United States and Western Europe. Solzhenitsyn warns the West about its moral and spiritual decline and its naive stance toward the...
In the 1970s, Alexander Solzhenitsyn and six brave dissidents, all of whom were constantly exposed to the threat of arrest, imprisonment, or execution by Soviet authorities, joined forces to write a book...
The book focuses on the period Lenin spent in Switzerland during World War I, from 1914 until the spring of 1917, just before returning to Russia to turn the February Revolution into the Bolshevik seizure...
Fifteen years after the publication of Wild Swans, Jung Chang, a linguistics PhD from the University of York, releases this biography co-written with her husband, historian Jon Halliday. The work combines...