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Diary of a Muscovite 1917-1920_2Vol_Russian PostRevolution Devastation Live_RARE

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    Diary of a Muscovite 1917-1920 in 2 Vol. Story of Post-Revolution Devastation
    By
    Nikolay Okunev
    . Moscow, 1997
    The Rare Book Series
    In his memoirs the author reproduces the picture of Moscow in the days of the two revolutions of 1917, the civil war that followed, and the new economic policy of the Soviet government. It shows how the foundations of the Russian state were collapsing: the economy, culture, religion, morality, everyday life - everything was destroyed. "The boring monotony of disgraces" - that's how Okunev called all that "new" which made up the new Russian life ...
    The author's memories are illustrated with photographs of the old Moscow and her inhabitants.
    Outstanding publication! Live Evidence of
    Post-Revolution Devastation and Death of Old Russia
    Hardcover.
    145 x 215
    mm. In 2 Vol.
    654
    pages
    .
    Item specifics
    Condition:
    Brand New:
    A new, unread, unused book in perfect condition with no missing or damaged pages. See the seller’s
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    Topic:
    Post 1917 Revolution Devastation
    Weight, g.:
    870
    Format:
    Hardcover
    No. of Pages:
    654
    Publication Year:
    1997
    Subject:
    Russian history
    Language:
    Russian
    Publisher:
    Voenizdat
    Author:
    Nikolay Okunev
    ISBN:
    5-203-01822-7, 5-203-01823-5
    Country/Region of Manufacture:
    Russian Federation
    Special Attributes:
    Dust Jacket, Illustrated
    Dimensions in mm:
    145 X 215
    Дневник москвича 1917-1920 (комплект из 2 книг)
    Серия "Редкая Книга"
    Николай Окунев
    В своих мемуарах автор воспроизводит картину московской жизни в дни двух революций 1917 года, гражданской войны, новой экономической политики советской власти. Он показывает, как разрушались устои Российского государства: экономика, культура, религия, мораль, быт. "Утомительным однообразием безобразий" считает Окунев то "новое", что входило в русскую жизнь...
    Воспоминания автора иллюстрируются фотографиями прежней Москвы и ее обитателей.