(Paperback)
By: Anne Applebaum
ISBN: 9780141021874
Readership/Audience: General
Publication Date: Jul 2013
UK Publication Date: 6th June 2013
Publisher: Penguin Books Ltd
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At the end of the Second World War, the Soviet Union unexpectedly found itself in control of a huge swathe of territory in Eastern Europe. Stalin and his secret police set out to convert a dozen radically different countries to a completely new political and moral system: Communism.
(Paperback)
By: Anne Applebaum
ISBN: 9780141978284
Readership/Audience: General
Publication Date: Jul 2018
UK Publication Date: 5th July 2018
Publisher: Penguin Books Ltd
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(Paperback)
By: Anne Applebaum
ISBN: 9780141991672
Readership/Audience: Tertiary Education
Publication Date: Jul 2021
UK Publication Date: 24th June 2021
Publisher: Penguin Books Ltd
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(Paperback, Large Print Edition)
By: Anne Applebaum
ISBN: 9798217014323
Readership/Audience: General
Publication Date: Jul 2024
Publisher: Diversified Publishing
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(Paperback)
By: Anne Applebaum
ISBN: 9781802062120
Readership/Audience: General
Publication Date: Aug 2025
UK Publication Date: 22nd May 2025
Publisher: Penguin Books Ltd
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(Hardback)
By: Anne Applebaum
ISBN: 9780241627891
Readership/Audience: General
Publication Date: Sep 2024
Publisher: Penguin Books Ltd
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(Paperback)
By: Anne Applebaum
ISBN: 9780141979229
Readership/Audience: General
Publication Date: Apr 2015
UK Publication Date: 5th March 2015
Publisher: Penguin Books Ltd
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As Europe's borderlands emerged from Soviet rule, the author travelled from the Baltic to the Black Sea, through Lithuania, Belarus, Ukraine and the Carpathian mountains. Rich in vivid characters and stories of tragedy and survival, this book illuminates the soul of a place, and the secret history of its people.
(Paperback)
By: Anne Applebaum
ISBN: 9780140283105
Readership/Audience: General
Publication Date: Apr 2004
UK Publication Date: 29th April 2004
Publisher: Penguin Books Ltd
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Reveals one of the greatest horrors of the 20th century: the system of Soviet camps that are responsible for the deaths of countless millions. This work presents history of the camp: from its origins under the tsars, to its colossal expansion under Stalin's reign of terror, its zenith in the late 1940s and eventual collapse in the era of glasnost.
