The forsaken : an American tragedy in Stalin's Russia / Tim Tzouliadis.
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TextLanguage: English Publication details: New York : Penguin Books, 2009.Description: 436 pages ; 22 cmContent type: - text
- unmediated
- volume
- 9780143115427 (pbk.)
- 0143115421 (pbk.)
- Stalin, Joseph, 1878-1953 -- Pensamiento político y social
- Estadounidenses en Rusia -- Historia
- Inmigrantes -- Unión Soviética
- Americans -- Soviet Union -- History
- Soviet Union -- Emigration and immigration
- Soviet Union -- Foreign relations -- United States
- Unión soviética -- Relaciones exteriores -- Estados Unidos
- United States -- Foreign relations -- Soviet Union
- 947.004/13
- 338 DK 34 T998f 2009
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
The Joads of Russia
Baseball in Gorky Park
"Life has become more joyful!"
"Fordizatsia"
"The Lindbergh of Russia"
"The captured Americans"
"The arrival of spring"
The terror, the terror
Spetzrabota
"A dispassionate observer"
"Send views of New York"
"Submission to Moscow"
Kolyma Znaczit Smert
The Soviet gold rush
"Our selfless labor will restore us to the family of workers"
June 22, 1941
The American brands of a Soviet genocide
An American Vice President in the heart of darkness
"To see cruelty and burn not"
"Release by the Green Procurator"
The second generation
Awakening
"Citizen of the United States of America, Allied Officer Dale"
Smert Stalina Spaset Rossiiu
Freedom and deceit
The truth at last
"The two Russias"
Thomas Sgovio redux
The story of a little-known group of émigrés, Americans who went to Russia during the 1930s in the hope that the Communist promise of a better life was a reality -- only to find xenophobia, paranoia and ultimately, in many cases, imprisonment or death in Stalin's Terror.
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