Orlando Figes Additional Author mixed material bibliography Picador USA 2008

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740 <P><B><I>A </I></B><B>New York Times </B><B><I>Notable Book of 2007<BR><BR></I></B><B>'A tremendous achievement.'--</B><B><I>The Sunday Times </I></B><B>(London)</B><p><P><I>The Whisperers</I> is a triumphant act of recovery. In this powerful work of history, Orlando Figes chronicles the private history of family life during the violent and repressive reign of Josef Stalin. Drawing on a vast collection of interviews and archives, <I>The Whisperers</I> re-creates the anguish of family members turned against one another--of the paranoia, alienation, and treachery that poisoned private life in Russia for generations. A panoramic portrait of a society in which everyone spoke in whispers, <I>The Whisperers</I> is 'rigorously compassionate. . . . A humbling monument to the evil and endurance of Russia's Soviet past and, implicitly, a guide to its present' (<I>The Economist</I>).<BR><p> City and town life; Communism - Psychological aspe 9780141013510 C2O library Online catalog (BETA) 306.8509470904 FIG Whi 3860 C2O library & collabtive (History & Geography) 13000 TheWhisperersPrivateLifeI34421_f.jpg 3751 2015-01-02 09:50:52 2015-01-02 09:50:52 machine generated