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Summary of Catherine Merridale's Ivan's War
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- ISBN978-1-6693-8694-0
- EAN9781669386940
- Date de parution23/04/2022
- Protection num.Digital Watermarking
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- ÉditeurEverest Media LLC
Résumé
Please note: This is a companion version & not the original book.
Sample Book Insights:
#1 When people think they are going to have to fight a war, they start to imagine what it will be like. However, these images are not meant to be taken literally. They are meant to foster a confident, even optimistic, mood when times are tough.
#2 Efim Dzigan's film struck a chord with Soviet audiences.
It was not about the war, but faith. The film's action opened in a fairground in Moscow, where the Kremlin towers were visible in the distance. The city was full of jollity, with ice cream vendors and young people strolling about. #3 The invasion takes place at night, and the border guards hold the aggressor at bay. The Soviet planes destroy enemy aircraft on the ground and fly home without a single loss. #4 The film ends in Berlin, where Soviet planes are flying in formation like wild geese.
They are not dropping bombs; their payload is leaflets calling on the population to put down their arms and join the international proletarian socialist revolution.
It was not about the war, but faith. The film's action opened in a fairground in Moscow, where the Kremlin towers were visible in the distance. The city was full of jollity, with ice cream vendors and young people strolling about. #3 The invasion takes place at night, and the border guards hold the aggressor at bay. The Soviet planes destroy enemy aircraft on the ground and fly home without a single loss. #4 The film ends in Berlin, where Soviet planes are flying in formation like wild geese.
They are not dropping bombs; their payload is leaflets calling on the population to put down their arms and join the international proletarian socialist revolution.
Please note: This is a companion version & not the original book.
Sample Book Insights:
#1 When people think they are going to have to fight a war, they start to imagine what it will be like. However, these images are not meant to be taken literally. They are meant to foster a confident, even optimistic, mood when times are tough.
#2 Efim Dzigan's film struck a chord with Soviet audiences.
It was not about the war, but faith. The film's action opened in a fairground in Moscow, where the Kremlin towers were visible in the distance. The city was full of jollity, with ice cream vendors and young people strolling about. #3 The invasion takes place at night, and the border guards hold the aggressor at bay. The Soviet planes destroy enemy aircraft on the ground and fly home without a single loss. #4 The film ends in Berlin, where Soviet planes are flying in formation like wild geese.
They are not dropping bombs; their payload is leaflets calling on the population to put down their arms and join the international proletarian socialist revolution.
It was not about the war, but faith. The film's action opened in a fairground in Moscow, where the Kremlin towers were visible in the distance. The city was full of jollity, with ice cream vendors and young people strolling about. #3 The invasion takes place at night, and the border guards hold the aggressor at bay. The Soviet planes destroy enemy aircraft on the ground and fly home without a single loss. #4 The film ends in Berlin, where Soviet planes are flying in formation like wild geese.
They are not dropping bombs; their payload is leaflets calling on the population to put down their arms and join the international proletarian socialist revolution.
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