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Book TitleWar Against Putin : What the Government-Media Complex Isn't Telling You about Russia
Number of Pages102 Pages
LanguageEnglish
TopicWorld
Publication Year2014
GenreHistory
AuthorM. King
FormatTrade Paperback
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Item Weight11.5 Oz
Item Length11 in
Item Width8.5 in
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SynopsisIn the West, politicians and journalists of all stripes have referred to Russian President Vladimir Putin as a "thug", a "tyrant", a "murderer", a "Communist", a "Nazi", the next "Hitler" and more. But amongst the Russian people, his popularity rating has reached levels as high as 85%. There is even a very popular hit 'disco' song about him - 'A Man Like Putin'. So, who's right? Why such hatred for Vladimir Putin? Is it justified? Or has Putin been targeted merely for standing up the US-EU Axis of Internationalism? In clear, simple, powerful and concise language - supported by more than 100 illustrations - 'The War Against Putin' takes readers on an exciting 'crash course' journey from Russia's Medieval founding, through the days of the Czars, through the Communist Revolution and bloody Civil War, through Stalin & World War II, through the Cold War, through the Soviet collapse, through the Yeltsin disaster, and finally the Putin-led rebirth of the Russian nation. It is one of the "greatest stories never told", and will shed badly needed light on the new Russia, its dynamic leader, the dark forces aiming to bring about its demise, and maybe even World War III. Says Dr. William Carlucci: "I was glued to the edge of my seat with jaw wide open as I read this gem of a book from start to finish, in a single sitting. The clarity and simplicity with which King's masterpiece demystifies current events represents a rare ability to speak to the reader with entertaining and understandable prose. This piece really needs to go viral, and fast. 5 Huge Stars ", In the West, politicians and journalists of all stripes have referred to Russian President Vladimir Putin as a "thug", a "tyrant", a "murderer", a "Communist", a "Nazi", the next "Hitler" and more. But amongst the Russian people, his popularity rating has reached levels as high as 85%. There is even a very popular hit 'disco' song about him - 'A Man Like Putin'.So, who's right? Why such hatred for Vladimir Putin? Is it justified? Or has Putin been targeted merely for standing up the US-EU Axis of Internationalism?In clear, simple, powerful and concise language - supported by more than 100 illustrations - 'The War Against Putin' takes readers on an exciting 'crash course' journey from Russia's Medieval founding, through the days of the Czars, through the Communist Revolution and bloody Civil War, through Stalin & World War II, through the Cold War, through the Soviet collapse, through the Yeltsin disaster, and finally the Putin-led rebirth of the Russian nation.It is one of the "greatest stories never told", and will shed badly needed light on the new Russia, its dynamic leader, the dark forces aiming to bring about its demise, and maybe even World War III.Says Dr. William Carlucci:"I was glued to the edge of my seat with jaw wide open as I read this gem of a book from start to finish, in a single sitting. The clarity and simplicity with which King's masterpiece demystifies current events represents a rare ability to speak to the reader with entertaining and understandable prose. This piece really needs to go viral, and fast. 5 Huge Stars!"
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- 14. Jul. 2018
A Huge Bummer
You can't judge a book by its topic. This book is almost uniformly awful. It is a brainless hodgepodge of almost every kooky conspiracy of the 20th century. For example: FDR provoked Japan into attacking Pearl Harbor so he could go to war against Hitler and save the "world order". Tiny problem here: Hitler declared war on the U.S. The whole book is full of stuff like that. My grandfather's generation used to pass around the story the people had seen FDR piloting a Japanese warplane during the attack on Pearl Harbor. How he got back to Washington in time to give his "day which will live in infamy" address to Congress the next morning must be a HATE question. This one isn't in there but it wouldn't change the tone of the book if it was. What valid and interesting points the author does make are degraded by the environment provided by the rest of the book. I was interested in hearing Putin's side of the story, but what I got was "through the looking glass" into toot toot land.Bestätigter Kauf: JaArtikelzustand: Neu
