hardcover. In a unique study by the well-known émigré publicists P. Weil and A. Genis, for the first time, various aspects of Soviet society in the 1960s are analyzed - the way of life, social attitudes, stereotypes of consciousness, and the atmosphere. The authors have drawn a vivid picture of the era that began in 1961 with the XXII Congress of the Communist Party and ended in 1968 with the occupation of Czechoslovakia - the era of ceremonial processions, social hopes, the emergence of a dissident movement, hopes and disappointments. The book is richly illustrated.
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