Hitlerland

by Andrew Nagorski, Aleksej Belinskij (Translator)

Overview

Kniga izvestnogo zhurnalista o tom, kak voshozhdenie natsistov k vlasti vyglyadelo v glazah zhivshih v Germanii amerikantsev. Mozhno li zaranee ponyat, kakoy krovyu i zhertvami zakonchitsya politika ocherednogo gosudarstvennogo deyatelya? Primer Gitlera pokazyvaet: malo kto vladeet darom predvideniya, no tsena oshibki mozhet byt chrezmerno vysoka. Avtor izuchil desyatki memuarov svoih sootechestvennikov, umnyh i talantlivyh lyudey, zhivshih v Germanii ili poseschavshih stranu v tridtsatye gody proshlogo veka: amerikanskih diplomatov, voennyh, zhurnalistov, pisateley, artistov, sportsmenov, biznesmenov, turistov. V otnositelnoy bezopasnosti oni nablyudali prihod Gitlera, kak bezalternativnogo lidera Reyha. Videli nasilie «partii vlasti» nad politicheskimi protivnikami; repressii v otnoshenii natsmenshinstv, gomoseksualistov, sotsial-demokratov i vseh, kto ne shel v nogu s nalivayuschimsya sokom nenavisti totalitarnym gosudarstvom. Nekotorye iz etih storonnih nablyudateley ne zadumyvalis, kakimi uzhasami voyny i Holokosta mozhet konchitsya populizm natsistov. Drugie soznatelno zakryvali glaza na «peregiby», potomu chto im nravilas novaya energichnaya i voodushevlennaya Germaniya. No dazhe te, kto kriticheski otnosilsya k Gitleru, smogli osoznat istinnye masshtaby katastrofy, kogda bylo uzhe pozdno chto-to izmenit. Odnako, oni pytalis… Avtor sam otchasti povtoril sudbu etih lyudey: kak neblagonadezhnyy korrespondent veduschego mirovogo SMI (Newsweek) byl vyslan iz SSSR v period «zakruchivaniya gaek» i vvoda sovetskih voysk v Afganistan. Blagodarya Nagorski zhivye golosa amerikantsev, stavshih svidetelyami rastsveta natsistskogo rezhima, zvuchat v knige.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9785041912505
Publisher:	Eksmo
Publication date:	09/15/2023
Sold by:	Bookwire
Format:	eBook
Pages:	512
File size:	2 MB
Age Range:	16 Years
Language:	Russian

About the Author

Andrew Nagorski is an award-winning journalist, and Vice President and Director of Public Policy at the EastWest Institute, a New York-based international affairs think tank. During a long career at Newsweek, he served as the magazine’s bureau chief in Hong Kong, Moscow, Rome, Bonn, Warsaw and Berlin. He is the author of four previous books and has written for countless publications. He lives in Pelham Manor, New York.