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Memories of the Soviet Union by Andrew Graham Bonar

Memories of the Soviet Union / Воспоминания о Советском Союзе​ by Andrew Graham Bonar

http://beckvalleybooks.blogspot.co.uk/2015/10/memories-of-soviet-un...

Memories of the Soviet Union, by A.G. Bonar, is a series of six iBooks describing journeys through Moscow, Georgia, Caucasus, Bukhara and Samarkand from the late 50's until 1968. The iBooks contain audiovisual material and are available in both English and Russian.

The six Books in this series may be divided into three Units: Moscow and environs (Unit 1), Georgia and the Caucasus (Unit 2) and Soviet Central Asia (Unit 3). I suggest that any potential purchaser of the material should preferably think in terms of Units rather than single books since in this way he may acquire a wider understanding of the material. The three Units together show something of the huge variety of the Soviet Union: Moscow with its architectural sophistication yet its still largely peasant population, Georgia with its cultural richness and the romance of the Caucasus, Central Asia with its ancient monuments and exotic populace. I hope the reader will regard the material (which also includes some views of the Crimea and Leningrad) as not only instructive but also as a pleasurable experience.

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