THE SOVIET UNION AS AMERICANS SEE IT 1917 - 1977

Portada, 262 p., 2h. - Sello de anterior vendedor en guarda delantera. - Conserva sobrecubierta. - Contenido: This book examines how American perceptions of the USSR evolved over sixty years and analyzes political, cultural, and ideological factors shaping U.S. attitudes toward Soviet socialism. Drawing on media, academic works, and diplomatic records, its authors highlight patterns of misunderstanding, fear, and occasional admiration. They explore the impact of Cold War rhetoric and propaganda on public opinion. The work critiques biases and seeks a more balanced view of Soviet-American relations.