Twelve Days: Revolution 1956 How The Hungarians Tried To Topple Their Soviet Masters Victor Sebestyen Weidenfeld Nicolson Αγγλικά Βιβλία History World

The Defining Moment Of Cold War: \ Beginning End Soviet Empire (Richard Nixon)The Hungarian Revolution In 1956 Is A Story Extraordinary Bravery Fight For Freedom And Ruthless Cruelty Suppressing Popular Dream Small Nation Its People Armed With Few Rifles Petrol Bombs Had Will Courage To Rise Up Against One World\ S Superpowers Determination Hungarians Resist Russians Astonished West All Kinds Throughout Free World Became Involved Cause 12 Days It Looked Miraculously As Though Soviets Might Be Humbled Then Reality Hit Back Were Brutally Crushed Their Capital Was Devastated Thousands Killed Country Occupied Further Three Decades Uprising Ussr Showed That Determined Hold On European But Would Never Do So Without Resistance From Prague Spring Lech Walesa\ Solidarity Fall Berlin Wall Tighter Grip Communist Bloc More Irresistible Demand Σελίδες: 368 Διαστάσεις: 8X12 8Cm