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Vladimir Bukovsky's 1995 book detailing secret records he stole from the former Communist Party archives in Moscow has never been published in English, despite many other translations. This first author-approved translation documents secret dealings between Western powers and the Soviet Union, and Bukovsky weaves a tale from them of how the Soviet Union operated, and how it collapsed. His thesis: Western complicity prevented former Soviet officials...
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A major document in the literature of human rights, this now-legendary memoir, by one of the most prominent of the Soviet-era Russian dissidents, was a world-wide bestseller when first published in 1978.
At the age of 20, as punishment for his political protests, Vladimir Bukovsky was falsely declared insane and committed to a psychiatric hospital-standard practice for communism's critics in 1963. But the quack doctors and brutal guards who kept...
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