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A Tale of Two Systems: A View of Ordinary Life in Communist USSR and “The West” - the United States of America
Author: Ian Williams
Narrator: Joshua Mount
Unabridged: 2 hr 49 min
Format: Digital Audiobook
Publisher: Findaway Voices
Published: 09/20/2021
Genre: Political Science
Synopsis
A narrative of personal experiences and observations, A Tale of Two Systems is the honest diary of someone who has experienced two opposite governmental systems side by side.
Comparing the two cultures in a compelling and personal way, it is a powerful insight into what life’s really like under two opposing systems.
In A Tale of Two Systems, you’ll find a rich and engaging narrative detailing exactly what it’s like to transition between Communism and democracy. You’ll discover:
? How Russia developed from being a thriving Empire to the world’s first communist nation
? A concise yet detailed history of the Soviet Union and its Communist regime
? A firsthand account of what it was really like to live and work in the USSR
? A unique view of the freedoms we take for granted in the West -- and a glimpse at what life is like when those freedoms are removed
? An in-depth comparison of democracy and Communism -- through the eyes of someone who was there
? A clear illustration of how the gulf between countries is not about the people, but about politics
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