History • Politics

SSSR 100 pitanja i odgovora

Name: SSSR 100 pitanja i odgovora
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"USSR: 100 Questions and Answers" (1977) is a book that provides a concise, propaganda-style overview of the Soviet Union through answers to frequently asked questions.

It covers topics of politics, economics, history, society, and international relations, emphasizing the achievements of socialism, industrialization, scientific progress, and the lives of workers. The book reflects a Soviet perspective, emphasizing the brotherhood of peoples and the global role of the USSR in the fight against imperialism. It aims to inform (and convince) readers of the advantages of the Soviet system compared to capitalist societies.

Dimensions

16 x 10 cm

Pages

135

Publisher

Novosti A.D., Moskva, 1977.

Latin alphabet. Paperback.

Language: Serbian.

One copy is available

Condition:Used, excellent condition

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