Postigai︠a︡ fenomen SSSR
Nereshennye voprosy teorii i istorii
Année de publication
2021
Circulation
50 exemplaires
129 USD
Frais de livraison:
26 USD
Ajouter à
Ajouter à
In 2021, it will be 30 years since the tragic liquidation of the USSR, but its legacy is still relevant and requires further study. Without understanding the essence of the Soviet system and the associated achievements, we will not be able to overcome these grave consequences and embark on the path of social progress. For the Soviet Union is an epoch-making phenomenon in the history of mankind, a phenomenon that requires careful and careful treatment. The book, which has a generalizing and scientific-polemical character, focuses on issues related to the formation of the USSR, the coverage of its revolutionary transformations in various spheres of life - achievements that have had a tremendous impact on world civilization. At the same time, the book deeply reveals the reasons that led to the collapse of the great power, given the complex interaction of objective and subjective factors in history.
The author attaches great importance to the category "Will of the Soviet people" and its role in the historical destinies of the world's first socialist state. Based on the principle of historicism, the author emphasizes the importance of the Marxist-Leninist theory of the day of studying the phenomenon of the USSR. In the center of the monograph is a grandiose figure of VI Lenin, because his boundless legacy still remains relevant and requires high understanding. At the same time, the author shows the important role of the theoretical views of IV Stalin and other prominent figures of the USSR in the study of the Soviet era.
Using new research methods, including interdisciplinary, terminological, comparative approaches to numerous debatable issues, the researcher emphasizes the relevance of historical experience and lessons of the USSR not only for the twentieth century, but also for future generations. Considerable attention is paid to the Great Patriotic War, the coverage of the decisive contribution of the Soviet Union to the defeat of German fascism and Japanese militarism.
