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Resurrection : the struggle for a new Russia

Author: David Remnick
Publisher: New York : Random House, ©1997.
Edition/Format:  Print book : English : 1st edView all editions and formats
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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 of its players: the half-Jewish anti-Semite Zhirinovsky, "a hater, a crank, a nut"; the young (and purged) economist Yegor Gaidar,  Read more...
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Remnick, David.
Resurrection.
New York : Random House, ©1997
(OCoLC)605968595
Document Type: Book
All Authors / Contributors: David Remnick
ISBN: 067942377X 9780679423775
OCLC Number: 35723753
Description: xiii, 398 pages ; 25 cm
Contents: 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?
Responsibility: David Remnick.
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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 of its players: the half-Jewish anti-Semite Zhirinovsky, "a hater, a crank, a nut"; the young (and purged) economist Yegor Gaidar, champion of "shock therapy" and market reform; Vladimir Gusinsky, Russia's Citizen Kane ("a first-generation capitalist living in a jungle world with few rules or restraints"); Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn, who returned from a twenty-year exile to find a country freed from communism but still steeped in misery - and nostalgia. These portraits emerge against a background dominated by the war in Chechnya, which Remnick visits in a bloody and unforgettable chapter, and a Moscow in turbulent transition.

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