The Russians
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A landmark work of narrative journalism, The Russians presents an intimate and revealing portrait of Soviet life during the Cold War era. Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Hedrick Smith draws on his years as Moscow bureau chief for The New York Times to chronicle the daily realities, private aspirations, and hidden frustrations of ordinary Soviet citizens behind the Iron Curtain. With sharp reportorial precision, Smith illustrates the vast gulf between official Communist ideology and the lived experience of the Russian people — from the privileged nomenklatura elite to factory workers navigating a shadow economy. The result is a candid, authoritative, and deeply human account that became an essential guide for Western readers seeking to understand the world's most enigmatic superpower.
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A landmark work of narrative journalism, The Russians presents an intimate and revealing portrait of Soviet life during the Cold War era. Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Hedrick Smith draws on his years as Moscow bureau chief for The New York Times to chronicle the daily realities, private aspirations, and hidden frustrations of ordinary Soviet citizens behind the Iron Curtain. With sharp reportorial precision, Smith illustrates the vast gulf between official Communist ideology and the lived experience of the Russian people — from the privileged nomenklatura elite to factory workers navigating a shadow economy. The result is a candid, authoritative, and deeply human account that became an essential guide for Western readers seeking to understand the world's most enigmatic superpower.
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Condition: Good. Jacket: Worn/faded, no tears. Page Condition: Good. Markings: No markings visible. The dust jacket shows some light wear consistent with age but remains intact. The book block appears solid with no visible damage.
A landmark work of narrative journalism, The Russians presents an intimate and revealing portrait of Soviet life during the Cold War era. Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Hedrick Smith draws on his years as Moscow bureau chief for The New York Times to chronicle the daily realities, private aspirations, and hidden frustrations of ordinary Soviet citizens behind the Iron Curtain. With sharp reportorial precision, Smith illustrates the vast gulf between official Communist ideology and the lived experience of the Russian people — from the privileged nomenklatura elite to factory workers navigating a shadow economy. The result is a candid, authoritative, and deeply human account that became an essential guide for Western readers seeking to understand the world's most enigmatic superpower.
